WORD STRUCTURE

DEFINITION OF FREE MORPHEMES

• A. MONOMORPHEMIC & HAS A MEANING

• B. FREE MORPHEMES ARE AFFIXES

• C. CANNOT STAND ALONE

CHOOSE THE RIGHT BOUND MORPHEMES

• A. butter, -er, boy

• B. -y, in-, boyish

• C. -ize, un-, -ment

WHAT ARE THE TWO (2) CLASSES THAT DERIVATIONAL MORPHEMES ARE DIVIDED INTO?

• A. CLASS-STRUCTURE

• B. CLASS-CHANGING

• C. CLASS-FORM

• D. CLASS-MAINTAINING

WHICH ONE OF THESE STATEMENTS IS TRUE ABOUT INFLECTIONAL MORPHEMES?

• A. INFLECTIONAL MORPHEMES CHANGE THE MEANING OF WORDS.

• B. INFLECTIONAL MORPHEMES SHOW GRAMMATICAL RELATIONSHIP

• C. INFLECTIONAL MORPHEMES CREATE NEW WORDS.

• D. INFLECTIONAL MORPHEMES CAN CHANGE THE WORD CLASS.

HOW MANY INFLECTIONAL MORPHEMES ARE THERE IN ENGLISH?

• A. 8

• B. 5

• C. 6

• D. 7

WHAT ARE THE TWO (2) MORPHEMES THAT YOU LEARNT IN ALLOMORPH?

• A. PRESENT-TENSE MORPHEME & PAST-PARTICIPLE MORPHEME

• B. DERIVATIONAL MORPHEME & INFLECTIONAL MORPHEME

• C. PLURAL MORPHEME & PAST-TENSE MORPHEME

MORPHEMES CAN BE PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES, & THEY EACH DON'T HAVE THEIR OWN MEANING.

• A. TRUE

• B. FALSE

HOW CAN WE DO THIS MORPHEMIC ANALYSIS?

I. WORD IDENTIFICATION

II. AFFIXES & ROOT SEPARATION

III. MORPHEMES CLASSIFICATION

IV. IDENTIFYING MORPHEMES TYPES

• A. IV, III, I & II

• B. I, II, III & IV

• C. I, II, IV & III