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

1. 
   phono-morphological classification
   
2. 
   non-functioning feature
   
3. 
   modem view point
   
4. 
   the historical view point
   

6. The category of plurality expressed by syntactic means,...

   1. 
      goose-geese c) flower-flowers
      
   2. 
      a lot of teachers d) class-people
      

7. Linguistic typology.....

   1. 
      deals with the cross system of any concrete language
      
   2. 
      means comparison of language systems though they are living or dead
      
   3. 
      is a science of linguistics which studies the language systems in comparison
      

8. Genetically closely related languages are:

   1. 
      English, German, Italian
      
   2. 
      Latin, French, Russian
      
   3. 
      Uzbek, Kirgiz, Kazakh
      

9. Category of plurality can be expressed in Modem English by...

   1. 
      morphological means of expression, syntactic means
      
   2. 
      phono-morphological means, lexical means
      
   3. 
      all answers are right
      

10. Synchronic development means the development of some linguistic phenomena from...

1. 
   the point of view of modem period
   
2. 
   typological classification
   
3. 
   the historical point of view
   
4. 
   non-functioning feature
   

11. What approach deals with the cross system of any concrete language?

1. 
   Internal c) Panchronica!
   
2. 
   Externa! d) Non-substantial
   

12. What does substantial comparison mean?

1. 
   comparison of some concrete things or objects
   
2. 
   comparison of systems and their elements
   
3. 
   comparison of two languages
   
4. 
   comparison of language system
   

13. What does non-substantial comparison mean?

1. 
   comparison of systems and their elements
   
2. 
   comparison of language system
   
3. 
   comparison of some concrete things or objects
   

14. The term "type in language" is used mostly with....

1. 
   one language c) group of words
   
2. 
   two languages d) genetically related languages
   

15. Linguistic typology..........

1. 
   is a science of linguistics which studies the language systems in comparison
   
2. 
   deals with the cross system of any concrete language
   
3. 
   means comparison of language system though they are living or dead
   
4. 
   deals with the cross system of any abstract language
   

Variant No 3

1. Comparative typology has a direct connection with...

   1. 
      translation
      
   2. 
      lexicography
      
   3. 
      stylistics
      
   4. 
      ail answers are right
      

2. Traditional grammatical categories consist of....

   1. 
      grammatical categorization
      
   2. 
      grammatical form and grammatical meaning
      
   3. 
      analysis and synthesis
      

3. What is term of "category"?

   1. 
      comparison of language system from linguistic point of view
      
   2. 
      philosophical term meaning the sum of form and meaning
      
   3. 
      all answers are right
      

4. Which typology studies the syntactic structure of different languages...

   1. 
      lexical
      
   2. 
      syntactic
      
   3. 
      grammatical
      

5. Which languages have highly developed morphology?

   1. 
      English, Bulgarian
      
   2. 
      Arabic, Chinese
      
   3. 
      Russian, Arabic
      

6. Which languages have less developed morphology?

   1. 
      Armenian, Persian
      
   2. 
      Chinese, Arabic
      
   3. 
      Bulgarian, Russian
      

7. What language has non-developed morphology?

   1. 
      Persian
      
   2. 
      Ijatin
      
   3. 
      Chinese
      

8. Which approach deals with the cross level analysis of any concrete language?

   1. 
      internal
      
   2. 
      extemal
      
   3. 
      interlevel
      

9. Which languages have only the forms of plurality and singularity?

   1. 
      English, Russian
      
   2. 
      Uzbek, English
      
   3. 
      Kazakh, Uzbek
      
   4. 
      All answers are right
      

10. What languages are genetically closely related languages?

1. 
   Uzbek and Kirgiz c) Kirgiz and English
   
2. 
   English and Russian d) Russian and Uzbek
   

11). deals with the languages which are genetically related both

synchronically and diachronically.

1. 
   Genetic typology c) Comparative typology
   
2. 
   Areal typology d) Structural typology
   

12. What branch of linguistic typology deals with geographically limited number of languages?

1. 
   Areal a)typology c) Genetic typology
   
2. 
   Comparative typology d) Structural typology
   

12. What is the type of language that is characterized by the absence of inflections and affixational morphemes expressing word relations?

1. 
   Isolating type c) Flexional type
   
2. 
   Agglutinative type d) Polysynthetic type
   

12. According to the subject of comparison linguistic typology consists of:

1. 
   genetic typology, areal, comparative, and structural
   
2. 
   genetic, comparative, structural, and semantic typology
   
3. 
   syntactic, genetic, comparative, semantic typology
   
4. 
   phonetic, syntactic, comparative and genetic typology
   

12. According to the levels of language hierarchy linguistic typology consists of:

1. 
   phonetic, phonological, morphological, syntactic, and lexical typology
   
2. 
   phonetic, phonological, and formal typology
   
3. 
   semantic, areal, formal and phonetic typology
   
4. 
   genetic, areal, comparative and structural typology
   

Final test samples
Variant 1

1. 
   General characteristics of the noun in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   Typology of sentences
   
3. 
   Rendering of the Singular-Tantum in Uzbek (Russian)
   

Variant 2

1. 
   Rendering of the English Pluralia-Tantum in Uzbek (Russian)
   
2. 
   Typology of word-formation system of the English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
3. 
   Classification of nouns according to their structure
   

Variant 3

1. 
   Compound words and their types
   
2. 
   The category of gender
   
3. 
   Rendering of the English Genetive case in Uzbek (Russian)
   

Variant 4

1. 
   Comparative Typology and Methods of Teaching English
   
2. 
   Typology of lexical systems
   
3. 
   Rendering of the Uzbek (Russian) Dative case in English
   

Variant 5

1. 
   Comparative Typology and Stylistics
   
2. 
   Rendering of the Uzbek (Russian) Dative case in English
   
3. 
   Metalanguage
   

Variant 6

1. 
   Typology of word-combination
   
2. 
   Rendering of the Uzbek Accusative case (Russian) in English
   
3. 
   Typology of syntactical systems
   

Variant 7

1. 
   Morphological structure of a word
   
2. 
   Rendering of the Uzbek Locative (Russian) in English
   
3. 
   Typology of Parts of Speech
   

Variant 8

1. 
   The Adjective. General characteristics of the Adjective in English, Uzbek and Russian
   
2. 
   Classification of Verbs
   
3. 
   Qualitative and Relative pronouns
   

Variant 9

1. 
   Grammatical categories of adjectives in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   Typology of grammatical categories in English and mother tongue
   
3. 
   Rendering of the category degrees of comparision in Uzbek (Russian) languages
   

Variant 10

1. 
   Pronouns. Rendering of the English personal pronouns in Uzbek and Russian
   
2. 
   Standard and Non-Standard verbs
   
3. 
   Grammatical categories of the verb in English, Uzbek and Russian
   

Variant 11

1. 
   Types of pronouns in English, Uzbek and Russian
   
2. 
   Rendering of the Uzbek (Russian) voice in English
   
3. 
   Metalanguge
   

Variant 12

1. 
   The category of possession in English, Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   English, Uzbek (Russian) adjectives
   
3. 
   Grammatical categories of adjectives
   

Variant 13

1. 
   Classification of verbs in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   Transitive and intransitive verbs
   
3. 
   Types of wordformation in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   

Variant 14

1. 
   The difference and similarity of grammatical categories of English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   The category of tense in English, Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
3. 
   The difference and similarities between the meanings of English and Uzbek (Russian) aspect forms
   

Variant 15

1. 
   The category of mood in English, Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   Rendering of the Uzbek (Russian) indicative mood in English
   
3. 
   Languages Universals
   

Variant 16

1. 
   The category of voice in English, Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   Genetic typology
   
3. 
   Grammatical categories
   

Variant 17

1. 
   Structural typology
   
2. 
   Rendering of the English Subjunctive mood in Uzbek (Russian)
   
3. 
   The category of posteriority
   

Variant 18

1. 
   The categories of person and number in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   Areal typology
   
3. 
   Classification of numerals
   

Variant 19

1. 
   Branches of Comporative typology
   
2. 
   Category of tense in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
3. 
   The main types of wordformation in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   

Variant 20

1. 
   The non-finite forms of the verb in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   The category of aspect
   
3. 
   Typology of Parts of Speech
   

Variant 21

1. 
   The category of time-correlation in English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
   
2. 
   Rendering of the English Participle in Uzbek (Russian)
   
3. 
   Notional and Structural verbs in English and Uzbek (Russian)
   

Variant 22

1. 
   Branches of Linguistic typology
   
2. 
   The subject matter of Comparative typology
   
3. 
   Different approaches to the study Parts of Speech
   

Variant 23

1. 
   Historical development of Typology
   
2. 
   The main parameters of typological categories
   
3. 
   The basic notions and terms used in General Typology
   

Variant 24

1. 
   Typology of syntactical systems
   
2. 
   Branches of Typology according to the level of language
   
3. 
   Avalent. Monovalent, Bivalent and Trivalent verbs
   

Variant 25

1. 
   Methods of Comparative study of language systems
   
2. 
   Universal Grammar
   
3. 
   Compounds and their types in English and Uzbek (Russian)
   

Variant 26

1. 
   The main tasks of Universal Grammar as a part of Comparative Typology
   
2. 
   Classification of languages according to their morphological structure
   
3. 
   Agglutinative languages
   

Variant 27

1. 
   Comparative-historical method
   
2. 
   Flexional languages
   
3. 
   The main four periods of typological theories