This document contains questions for a post-graduate English language teaching exam. It covers several topics:
1. Morphology - including defining morphemes, inflectional vs. derivational processes, and how morphology helps teach grammar.
2. Phonetics and phonology - including place and manner of articulation for plosives and fricatives, air stream mechanisms, and transcription of words.
3. Syntax - including analyzing noun phrases, drawing deep structures, and classifying sentences by type, speech act, and social context.
4. Other topics include register, speech act theory, grammar teaching principles, and defining linguistic terms. Students must answer questions ranging from short definitions to longer
This document contains questions for a post-graduate English language teaching exam. It covers several topics:
1. Morphology - including defining morphemes, inflectional vs. derivational processes, and how morphology helps teach grammar.
2. Phonetics and phonology - including place and manner of articulation for plosives and fricatives, air stream mechanisms, and transcription of words.
3. Syntax - including analyzing noun phrases, drawing deep structures, and classifying sentences by type, speech act, and social context.
4. Other topics include register, speech act theory, grammar teaching principles, and defining linguistic terms. Students must answer questions ranging from short definitions to longer
This document contains questions for a post-graduate English language teaching exam. It covers several topics:
1. Morphology - including defining morphemes, inflectional vs. derivational processes, and how morphology helps teach grammar.
2. Phonetics and phonology - including place and manner of articulation for plosives and fricatives, air stream mechanisms, and transcription of words.
3. Syntax - including analyzing noun phrases, drawing deep structures, and classifying sentences by type, speech act, and social context.
4. Other topics include register, speech act theory, grammar teaching principles, and defining linguistic terms. Students must answer questions ranging from short definitions to longer
POST-GRADUATE COURSE d) What do you understand by the term
Term End Examination December 2015/June 2016 Register in a language ? Discuss at least three non-linguistic factors which influence ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING register. 6+4+4+4 Paper - III : The Phonetics and Phonology of SECTION - B English & Modern English Grammar 2. Answer any three from the following questions : 12 3 = 36 Time : 4 Hours Full Marks : 100 a) Discuss place and manner of articulation of ( Weightage of Marks : 80% ) Plosives and Fricatives. 6+6 b) Analyse the NPs in the following sentences : Special credit will be given for accuracy and relevance i) The worst part and the best part of in the answer. Marks will be deducted for incorrect the books ending are for you. spelling, untidy work and illegible handwriting. ii) Honestly, he is becoming a real bore. The weightage for each question has been iii) Almost every sentence contains at indicated in the margin. least one noun phrase. c) Give IC Analysis of the following sentences : SECTION - A i) The hunter killed the tiger. 1. Answer any two from the following questions : ii) After paying the fee the boys went to 18 2 = 36 the hostel. iii) John or Bill loves his wife. a) What is a morpheme ? Distinguish between d) Transcribe and put stress marks of the inflectional and derivational processes of following words : word formation. How is the knowledge of i) Inactivities morphology going to help you teach ii) Internalization grammar to young learners ? Substantiate iii) Noteworthy your answer with examples. 2+2+6+8 iv) Anticlockwise b) Define Speech Act Theory and discuss its v) Divinity basis concepts. 6+4+4+4 vi) Paralinguistic. c) The pulmonic Air Stream Mechanism is e) Draw deep structure for the following : the basis of all human speech. Discuss i) She can make you happy in the end. different kinds of air-stream mechanisms ii) Some students turned out quite good producing different speech sounds with in the test. special reference to the glottis and velum. iii) We have added on extra unit to our 14 + 4 department recently.
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f) Write notes on : c) Transcribe the following using phonemic
i) Ellipsis scripts : In addition to commonly used vocabulary, ii) Minimal pair the database contains a very substantial iii) Co-operative principles amount of place names, nationalities and popular names. SECTION - C d) Compare the English laterals and English frictionless continuant. 3. Answer any four from the following questions : e) Discuss the principles of teaching 7 4 = 28 grammar. a) Classify the following sentences according f) What type of sound is produced when the to sentence type ; speech act ; direct or vocal cords are indirect, and social relationship and setting i) Wide open of the speakers and the hearers : ii) Vibrating and i) John : Jenny got an A on the test. iii) Shut ? ii) In a classroom : Would you mind g) Mention the number of syllables and closing the window ? syllabic patterns for the following : i) Remarkable iii) Parent : Did you finish your home- ii) Anarchy work ? iii) Rhythm Child : I finished my algebra iv) Interrogative Parent : Well, get busy and finish v) Relevance your English too ! vi) Implicatures 2+2+3 vii) Conversation b) Give the morphological analysis of the h) Define the following : 1+2+2+2 following words : i) Hypercorrection i) Unlikelihood ii) Connotation ii) Disgraceful iii) Rhetorical structure iv) Pharynx iii) Bicycling iv) Sportive v) Sorority vi) Assistance vii) Creation