Morphology Quiz 35 (30 MCQs)

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1. Flowers are unisexual in
2. A morpheme that must be attached to another element is a free morpheme.
3. Compounding is the process of .....
4. Eating a gallon of chocolate ice cream would be counterproductive to my healthy lifestyle goals.
5. What does the root word struct mean?
6. ..... the minimal unit of a word.
7. In an ECG, what does the morphology of the ST segment indicate?
8. Which of the following best describes the relationship between lead morphology and corrosion resistance?
9. HTML
10. Cymose inflorescence is identified by-
11. Identify the conditon of stamens in the given flower
12. One of the purposes of analysing the internal structure of sentences is:
13. Which type of morpheme can stand alone?
14. What does the root "dys" signify?
15. Morphs that belong to the same morpheme
16. In English compounds, the head is usually the right-hand element. Left-hand elements provide additional information and are called .....
17. What does the word laughable mean in the sentence below? After sleeping all night with his baseball cap on, Dan's hair was laughable when he awoke.
18. English speakers recognize that the words dog and dogs are closely related. What does mean the letter "s" ?
19. What is the best way to add a suffix to the word chop?
20. Refers to when there is more than one of something, usually indicated by the addition of an inflectional morpheme e.g. on regular nouns-s or-es is used to show .....
21. This is an example of "clipping" in the word formation process (reduction of a word to one of its parts)
22. Sist, stance, stant, state, stite
23. Ben-/bene-
24. In cockroach, labium, labrum and hypopharynx are commonlycalled
25. Circle the correct suffix for the word bury.
26. Vexillary aestivation is characteristic of the family
27. Which of the following is free + free morpheme?
28. Gen
29. Which type of morphemes cannot stand alone and must be attached to others?
30. What is the significance of the QRS complex morphology in an ECG?