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General typology combines two types of typologies

1. 
   Linguistic and non-linguistic
   
2. 
   Lexical and Semantic
   
3. 
   Structural and Areal
   

4. 
   Phonetic and Phonological
   

0. 
   Non-linguistic typology as a method of comparison serves in…
   

0. 
   All sciences besides linguistics
   
1. 
   Linguistics
   

0. 
   Literature
   
1. 
   General Linguistics and Literature
   

1. 
   …deals with the languages which are genetically related both synchronically and diachronically
   

0. 
   Genetic Typology
   
1. 
   Areal Typology
   
2. 
   Comparative Typology
   
3. 
   Structural Typology
   

24. Linguistic Typology deals with …

0. 
   Language systems in comparison
   
1. 
   Psychology
   

0. 
   Mathematics
   
1. 
   Literature
   

25. According to the object of comparison Linguistic Typology consists of:

0. 
   Genetic, comparative, areal, structural
   

0. 
   Semantic, formal
   

0. 
   Syntactic, structural, areal, lexical
   
1. 
   Phonetic, phonological, morphological, syntactic, lexical
   

1. 
   Comparative method has …
   

0. 
   Universal features
   
1. 
   Typological investigation
   
2. 
   Grammatical features
   
3. 
   General features
   

1. 
   Internal approach to language description deals with…
   

0. 
   The system of any concrete national language
   
1. 
   Non-related languages
   
2. 
   Related languages
   
3. 
   All languages
   

1. 
   External approach to language description deals with…
   

0. 
   The cross-language description
   

0. 
   All languages
   
1. 
   Non-related languages
   

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d) Related languages

0. 
   Comparative-historical linguistics is…
   

0. 
   Comparative-historical studies of languages in their development
   
1. 
   Comparative-scientific studies of languages in their development
   
2. 
   Content approach to comparison
   
3. 
   One – level approach to comparison
   

0. 
   Diachronic development means the development of some linguistic phenomena from…
   

a) From historical viewpoint b) Modern viewpoint

c) Linguistic viewpoint d) Grammatical viewpoint

1. 
   The first period is named spontaneous which was over …
   

0. 
   Not long before the Renaissance
   

0. 
   In the XI century
   
1. 
   In the XX century
   
2. 
   In the XIV century
   

1. 
   Division of Linguistic Typology with respect to two plans of
   

language:

0. 
   Formal, semantic
   

0. 
   Comparative, structural, areal, genetic
   
1. 
   Phonetic, phonological, morphological, syntactic, lexical
   
2. 
   Formal, semantic, areal, genetic
   

1.