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Typology of Lexical Systems


Typology of Lexical SystemsVersión en línea Quiz on lexical typology concepts. por Madina 1 Which type relies on few morphemes and mainly free-standing words with little bound morphology? a Fusional language b Agglutinative language c Isolating (analytic) language d Polysynthetic language 2 In agglutinative languages, morphemes are typically: a clearly separable and each adds one meaning b lossy and unpredictable c highly fused with multiple meanings d absent in most words 3 What characterizes fusional (synthetic) languages? a Single affixes encode multiple grammatical categories b Each word has exactly one morpheme c Words are never inflected d No affixes are used 4 Polysynthetic languages are known for: a Only simple one-morpheme words b Long, complex words that may encode whole sentences c Exclusive use of derivational affixes d Lack of morphology altogether 5 Which describes analytic vocabulary best? a Many bound morphemes per word b Heavy use of compounding only c Predominantly free morphemes with little morphology d Intense inflection within words 6 Which process creates new words by combining existing ones in a language? a Compounding b Derivation c Borrowing d Inflection 7 Derivation in lexical systems primarily: a Changes a word's class or meaning with affixes b Reduces word length c Removes all affixes d Adds tone over phonemes 8 Which typology uses affixes that fuse multiple grammatical categories into one morpheme? a Isolating language b Analytic language c Polysynthetic language d Fusional (synthetic) language 9 Which term best describes languages with little morphology and rigid word order? a Isolating/analytic b Fusion-based c Agglutinative d Polysynthetic 10 In lexical typology, morphemes that carry a single grammatical meaning are: a Free morphemes only b Bound morphemes with multiple meanings c Unclearly bound morphemes d Non-morphological units

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Which type relies on few morphemes and mainly free-standing words with little bound morphology?

In agglutinative languages, morphemes are typically:

What characterizes fusional (synthetic) languages?

Polysynthetic languages are known for:

Which describes analytic vocabulary best?

Which process creates new words by combining existing ones in a language?

Derivation in lexical systems primarily:

Which typology uses affixes that fuse multiple grammatical categories into one morpheme?

Which term best describes languages with little morphology and rigid word order?

In lexical typology, morphemes that carry a single grammatical meaning are: