Requirements for Self-study
Reading additional literature and preparing research papers on theoretical
course of Comparative Typology according to above-mentioned topics.
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Final Test on Comparative Typology
Variant №1
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Task 1
Typology in modern trends of linguistics
Task 2
Comparative analysis of English, Uzbek and Russian languages intonation.
Task 3
Provide differences similarities of different dialects of the Uzbek languages
Final test on comparative typology
2 variant
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Variant № 2
Task 1
Comparative Typology: subject, matter, types, tasks, approaches
Task 2
Comparative analysis of English, Uzbek and Russian languages stress.
Task 3
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Provide that English and German (French) are genetically related languages.
Variant №3
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Variant № 3
Task 1
Morphological classification of languages
Task 2
Comparative analysis of sentences in modern English and Uzbek (Russian)
Task 3
Typology of word combination in modern English and Uzbek (Russian)
Variant №4
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Variant № 4
Task 1
Comparative analysis of part of speech in modern English and Uzbek
(Russian)
Task 2
Typology of semantical categories in English and Uzbek (Russian)
Task 3
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Provide that Uzbek and Kazak (Kirgiz, Karakalpak) are genetically related
languages. Prove them in examples.
Variant № 5
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Variant №5
Task 1
Branches of comparative typology as to the object of linguistic investigation
Task 2
Comparative analysis of English, Uzbek and Russian languages intonation.
Task 3
Provide differences similarities of different dialects of the Uzbek languages
Variant №6
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Variant № 6
Task 1
Differentiate linguistic and non-linguistic typology
Task 2
Comparative analysis of English, Uzbek and Russian languages stress.
Task 3
Provide that English and German (French) are genetically related languages.
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Variant № 7
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Variant № 7
Task 1
Historical background of typological investigations
Task 2
Comparative analysis of sentences in modern English and Uzbek
Task 3
Typology of word combination in modern English and Uzbek
Variant № 8
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Task 1
Branches of structural typology
Task 2
Typology of semantical categories in English and Uzbek (Russian)
Task 3
Provide that Uzbek and Kazak (Karakalpak) are genetically related languages.
Prove them in examples.
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Variant № 9
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Variant № 9
Task 1
Types of language comparison: substantial and non-substantial
Task 2
Comparative analysis of English, Uzbek and Russian languages intonation.
Task 3
Provide differences similarities of different dialects of the Uzbek languages
Variant № 10
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Task 1
Comparative Typology as a branch of general linguistics
Task 2
Comparative analysis of English, Uzbek and Russian languages stress.
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Task 3
Provide that English and German (French) are genetically related languages.
Variant № 11
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Task 1
Typology of consonants in English and Uzbek (Russian)
Task 2
Comparative analysis of sentences in modern English and Uzbek (Russian)
Task 3
Typology of word combination in modern English and Uzbek (Russian)
Variant № 12
Instructions:
Answer all questions.
Answers to be written on the answer sheets.
Illegible writing and vagueness will result in loss of marks.
Don’t write here – reserved for the examiner
Task one
20 points
Task two
10 points
Total:
30 points
Task 1
Typological characteristics of English and Uzbek (Russian) languages
phonological systems
Task 2
Typology of semantical categories in English and Uzbek (Russian)
Task 3
Provide that Uzbek and Kazak are genetically related languages. Prove them
in examples.
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Assessment specifications on Comparative Typology
Intermediate control (JB)-40 ball
Final test (86 – 100) grades – “5”
(71-85) grades – “4”
(56-70) grades – “3”
(Y B)-30 points
№ Type of control Number of controls
Points
1
Seminar 1
1
20
2
Seminar 2
1
20
3
Seminar 3
1
20
4
Seminar 4
1
20
5
Seminar 5
1
20
6
Seminar 6
1
20
7
Seminar 7
1
20
8
Seminar 8
1
20
9
Seminar 9
1
20
10
Seminar 10
1
20
11 Seminar 11
1
20
12 Seminar 12
1
20
13 Seminar 13
1
20
14 Seminar 14
1
20
15 Seminar 15
1
20
16 Seminar 16
1
20
17 Seminar 17
1
20
18 Seminar 18
1
20
19 Seminar 19
1
20
20 Seminar 20
1
20
№
Types of
control
Number of
control
points
Total score
1
WRITTEN
WORK
1
30
30
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«Excellent» - the students are awarded with excellent mark for attendance,
an active part at the lectures, seminars and practical trainings, fulfilling all
required tasks on the course, full comprehending of the course, creative
approach to studying, mastered required abilities and competences.
71 – 85 grades - «good» - the students are awarded with good mark for
attendance, an active part at the lectures, seminars and practical trainings,
fulfilling all required tasks on the course, good comprehending of the course,
mastered required abilities and competences.
55 – 70 grades - «satisfied» - the students are awarded with satisfied
mark for attendance, passive participation at the lectures, seminars and
practical trainings, fulfilling required tasks on the course, partial
comprehending of the course, partially mastered required abilities and
competences.
0-55 grades – “unsatisfied” – the student receives unsatisfied mark as he is
unable to answer the demand of the given course and collect enough scores.
86 – 100 grades - «5»
71 – 85 grades - «4»
56 – 70 grades - «3»
0 – 55 grades – «2»
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