What is the subject -matter of lexicology?
- The science of language
- The word, its morphemic structure, history and meaning
- The study of nature
- The vocabulary of a given language
What is the basic task of lexicology as a branch of linguistics?
- Study arid description of grammar structures
- study and systematic description of vocabulary in respect to its origin, development and current use
- Study and description of lingo-stylistic properties of words
- Study and description of phonetic properties of words
What is the literal meaning of the term lexicology?
- Word, phrase
- The science of the word
- A department of knowledge
- Practice of speech patterns use
Lingo-stylistics is concerned with the study of…
- Phonology system
- The nature, function and structure of stylistic devices and investigation of each style of language
- grammar properties
- Descriptive lexicology
The two principal approaches in linguistic science to the study of language material are…
- synchronic and diachronic
- special and descriptive
- linguistic and stylistic
- grammar and phonetics
The subject-matter of descriptive lexicology is…
- historical transformation at different stages
- phonology
- historical lexicology
- study of the vocabulary in its synchronic aspect
Semasiology is a branch of lexicology that is devoted to…
- study of lexicon
- grammar
- grammar pattern
- the study of meaning
Which term is the most controversial in the theory of language?
- Structure
- aspect
- theory
- meaning
What do we mean by I.С.?
- concept of neutralization
- functioning as a unit in some large whole
- immediate constituents analysis
- analysis in morphological level
What types of bound morphemes do you know?
- affix
- suffixes, prefixes and inflection
- free, bound, semi-bound
- Free morpheme
Suffixes are subdivided into…
- free, bound, semi-bound
- Affix and infix
- inflectional and derivational
- Prefix and affix
"Misunderstanding".
How many morphemes are there in this word?
- 5
- 2
- 4
- 3
Prefixes in modern English are…
- inflectional
- Substitutional
- Interchangeable
- always derivational
What is root?
- Suffix
- the primary element of the word, its basic part
- Affix
- Infix
What kinds of approaches to meaning do exist in present day linguistics?
- referential and functional
- Semantic
- Functional
- Structural
The diachronic approach deals with….
- grammar and syntax
- vocabulary of a language as it exists at a given time
- the changes and the development of vocabulary in the course of time
- Suffix
Which lexical units does lexicology study?
- Sentence and phraseological units
- morphemes, words, variable word-groups and phraseological units
- Words, sentence and proverbs
- words, variable word-groups and text
Lexicography studies...
- the science and art of dictionary compiling
- the science and art of sentence
- the science and art of morhemes
- the science and art of word
According to the semantic point of view morphemes may be classified:
- free, bound, semi-bound
- suffixes, prefixes and inflection
- Root morphemes and non-root morphemes
- Inflectional and derivational
According to the structural point of view morphemes may be classified:
- Free, bound, semi-bound
- suffixes, prefixes and inflection
- Root morphemes and non-root morphemes
- Inflectional and derivational
…….is the lexical nucleus of a word, it has an individual lexical meaning shared by no other morpheme of the language
- Suffix
- Bound morpheme
- Semi-bound morpheme
- Root morpheme
…... is morpheme that can function in a morphemic sequence both as an affix and as a free morpheme.
- Free morpheme
- Root morpheme
- Bound morpheme
- Semi-bound morpheme