Universal Grammar

How was the term "phonological rule" in standard theory changed in GB theory?

• phonological principals

• rules and principles of phonology

• phonetic form or PE rules

• all above are right

A sentence cannot be analyzed as simply a sequence of words but rather must be regarded as having a certain hierarchical structure.

• True

• False

What does "LF" stand for?

• Left form

• Logical form

• Lexical form

• Lecture form

When was the "Bindind Theory" developed by Chomsky?

• 1965

• 1980s

• 1970s

• 2000s

Find Head of this sentence: "The girl talking to the teacher is very intelligent"

• girl

• talking

• teacher

• intelligent

"______ is the system of principles, conditions, and rules that are elements or properties of all human languages..." [Chomsky, 1976]

• Global grammar

• Universal grammar

• Theory of grammar

• Linguistics

How was the "put" categorized in Subcategorization Rules?

• NP, - [ - - - VP,] + [- - - PP]

• S = NP + [--- PP]+ [- - - PP]

• V, + [ - - - NP] + [- - - - PP]

Open-ended questions are one of the language aquisition devices

• True

• False