Theoretical english grammar assessment

88. Language is common, general for all the bearers / speakers while speech is individual.
a) TRUE; b) FALSE;
89. If analyst isolates minimum meaningful or smallest meaningful units what is his/her intentions?
a) to reveal morphs; c) to reveal lexes;
b) to reveal phones; d) to reveal syllables;
90. If morphemes are used either to connect words in sentences or form new grammatical forms of words, they are called:
a) lexical morpheme;
b) lexical – grammatical morpheme;
c) grammatical morpheme;
d) none of them;
91. What is the function of sound – changes and suppletion in the English language?
a) to form new grammatical forms;
b) to build new words;
c) to form new stylistic devices;
d) to develop a sentence;
92. Grammatical inflections are morphemic changes which adopt words:
a) to perform certain structural function;
b) to change the syntactic function of words;
c) to change the lexical meaning of words;
d) to isolate the words;
93. Which of the following units are communicative one?
a) morpheme; c) sentence;
b) lexeme; d) phoneme;
94. Which of the following groups of words are used to connect words in sentences:
a) notional verbs; c) conjunctions;
b) adverbs; d) interjections’;
95. What does the term “allo” mean?
a) variant; c) empty;
b) zero d) lexical
96. What kind of morpheme is the underlined one “statesman”?
a) discontinuous; c) empty;
b) zero d) lexical
97. What sound changes are there in the contemporary English language?
a) only root – vowel change;
b) only final consonant change;
c) both root vowel and final consonant change;
d) there are all those three above mentioned sound changes;
98. What typology are we talking about when we say that “English is an Indo – European language” which morphologically refers to flectional type of languages?
a) morphological; c) both genetic and morphological;
b) genetic; d) none of them;