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DLNN-revision 19.02.2024
DLNN-revision 19.02.2024
LINGUISTICS
REVISION FOR RETEST
Test format and content
TEST CONTENT: 13 CHAPTERS
• Chapter 1: The Origins of Language
• Chapter 2: Animals and Human Language
• Chapter 3: The Sounds of Language
• Chapter 4: The Sound Patterns of Language
• Chapter 5: Word Formation
• Chapter 6: Morphology
• Chapter 7: Grammar
• Chapter 8: Syntax
• Chapter 9: Semantics
• Chapter 10: Pragmatics
• Chapter 11: Discourse Analysis
• Chapter 14: Second Language Acquisition/ Learning
• Chapter 18: Regional Variation in Language
POSSIBLE QUESTION TYPES
Question: Fill in the blanks with given words. Write the letters A – T.
A. input E. creole I. allomorphs M. dialect Q. communicative
B. dialectology F. bilingualism J. reflexivity N. isogloss R. transfer
C. interlanguage G. strategic K. prototype O. hyponym S. presupposition
D. arbitrariness H. output L. anaphora P. diglossia T. morphs
The learner’s eagerness shocked the English teachers at the center for foreign languages.
1. Lexical morphemes: How many?………..… Morph(s):……………………
2. Functional morphemes: How many?………… Morph(s): ………………….
3. Derivational morphemes: How many?………… Morph(s): …………………
4. Inflectional morphemes: How many?……….…. Morph(s):………………….
5. The words put in a closed class of words are………………………………………
POSSIBLE QUESTION TYPES
Question: Identify the different word-formation processes involved in
producing each of the underlined words in these sentences.
1. She plays the piano every Sunday.
2. They’re going to up the price of the beer here.
POSSIBLE QUESTION TYPES
Question: Complete the following tree diagram./ Draw a tree diagram to
represent the underlying structure of the following sentence.
The boy found the girl on a beautiful day.
POSSIBLE QUESTION TYPES
Question: What is the basic lexical relation between each pair of words
listed below?
1. furniture / chair
2. can / juice
3. flour / flower
4. car / automobile
5. shallow / deep
POSSIBLE QUESTION TYPES
Question: What is one obvious presupposition of a speaker who says:
1. Their two children often go to the cinema every Sunday.
2. The king of England is very smart.
3. Why does she not go to work today?
4. I regret telling you a secret.
5. What time did she go to the supermarket yesterday?