Unit 1 and 2 tutor

The suffix {-ful} of these words “graceful, spoonful, and spiteful” is the same phoneme. True or false? If it is false, choose the correct reason.

• True

• False, the suffix {-ful} which means “as much as will fill” of the word “graceful” is an adjective-making morpheme and is different from others.

• False, there are just two words “spiteful” and “spoonful” that consist of the same suffix {-ful} which means “full of” or “characterized by.”

• False, the word “spoonful” has the different suffix {-ful} which means “number or quantity that fills or would fill.” Also, it does not change a part of speech of the word.

The union _____ in the mid 1980s in the context of the acute economic crisis and the internal crisis of the left, which proved _____ to reform itself. Fill in the blanks with the correct answers.

• unmuzzled, unafraid

• unraveled, unable

• unreeled, unbiased

• uncovered, uncultured

Find how many words and morphemes in the sentence “I knew why Martha bought an ice cream and two lawn mowers.”

• 10 words and 15 morphemes

• 12 words and 14 morphemes

• 12 words and 15 morphemes

• 10 words and 14 morphemes

“The strong wind knocked down the tree.” Choose the correct phonetic transcriptions of those underlined words.

• waɪld, ti

• wɪnd, θri

• wɪnd, tri

• wɪŋ, tri

All of the words contain five syllables except ______.

• Antimacassar

• Abracadabra

• Appendicitis

• Acquisitive

Choose the words that have the same number of morphemes.

• globalization, undetectable, inflammable

• unnoticeable, meaningless, differently

• denationalize, exothermic, misunderstand

• decentralization, inspection, telephone

Choose the word that has the same number of syllables and morphemes.

• wilden, students

• oxen, stronger

• wildest, mistakes

• speakers, immortal

Find the word that has the same sound as the initial consonant sound in the word ‘cabinet’

• traffic

• cite

• acid

• infancy

Even if I had two hours to spare for shopping, I wouldn't go out and buy a suit.

Identify Tense, Aspect, Modal and voice of the underlined.

• past, perfective, (-), active / past, (-), would, active

• non-past, (-), (-), active / past, perfective, will, passive

• past, (-), (-), active / past, (-), would, active

• past, progressive, (-), passive / past, (-), will, active

Does the prefix {un-} of these words “unpopular, unwind” have the same meaning or not? If not, choose the best description below.

• No, the prefix{un-} in ‘unpopular’ is negative prefixes while prefix {un-} in ‘unwind’ is reversative prefixes.

• No, the negative prefixes {un-} usually follow by verb while the reversative prefixes {un-} follow by noun.

• Yes, the prefix {un-} has the same meaning.

• No answer