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English Linguistics MCQs for Lecturer Online Test No. 102

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Test Name	Lecturer English
Subject	Lecturer English Test 102
Test Type	MCQs
Total Questions	25
Total Time	20 Minutes
Total Marks	100

You have 20 minutes to pass to the quiz.

Lecturer English Online Test No. 102

1 / 25

Grammar consists of:

morphology

syntax

phonolog

A and B

2 / 25

A process by which a sound becomes more like a nearby sound in term of some features:

Phonology

Phonemes

Assimilation

Complementary distribution

3 / 25

The initial sounds in the English words pill, sill, and till are different:

Phoneme

Morphemes

Both

Neither of the above

4 / 25

The letter “q” in the word “quiet” is represented phonetically as:

[q]

[kay]

[kw]

[ke]

5 / 25

Which of the following statements is true about languages?

All languages use essentially the same number of sounds

All native speakers of a language learn the basic rules of grammar in school

While different languages may use different phonemes, they all essentially share the same syntax.

None of these

6 / 25

The letter “c” in the word “cinema” is represented phonetically as:

[s]

[k]

“c” hacek

[z]

7 / 25

Non distinctive realizations of the same phoneme:

Allophones

Minimal pair

Complementary distribution

Assimilation

8 / 25

How many sounds does this word have? “America”

9 / 25

Linguists look at three organizational sound patterns in a language. Which one of these answers is not a concern for linguists who study phonology?

what sounds are meaningfully distinctive?

the environment in which phones occur in a language

the different forms or possible realizations of the phonemes in language.

The environment in which allophones occur in a language.

10 / 25

The letter “X” in the word “box” is represented phonetically as:

[s]

[ks]

[x]

[k]

11 / 25

Which of the following statement is true of language?

Native speakers do not have memorize all possible sentences that can be created

All languages have logical rules

If your languages does not have some of the sounds of another language, it is usually difficult for you to hear the differences and to pronounce them correctly

all of the above

12 / 25

The smallest unit of sound that can be altered to change the meaning of a word is called a:

Morpheme

Bound morpheme

phoneme

Allophone

13 / 25

Which of these symbols is not used in the IPA?

[ž] wedge or stress schwa

[q] “q”

[e] epsilon “e”

[ˆ] ash

14 / 25

The English word “fig” is a:

morpheme

bound morpheme

phoneme

none of the above

15 / 25

The detecting the lexical category of a word, one must consider:

Morphological frame

what morphemes are commonly used with the word

syntactic frame

All of the above

16 / 25

How many sounds does this word have? “finish”

17 / 25

Phonology is:

The study of sounds used in language

The rules for how sounds are combined to sense in a language

Another word for syntax

None of these

18 / 25

The occurrence of sounds in a language such that are never found in a same phonetic environment.

Phonology

Phonemes

Assimilation

Complementary distribution

19 / 25

A class of speech sounds identified by a native speaker as the same sound; a mental entity related to various allophones by phonological rules, meaningfully distinct sounds:

Phonology

Phonemes

Assimilation

Complementary distribution

20 / 25

Which of the following statements is correct concerning the way different languages alter meaning?

In Latin derived languages, the word order is not usually as important as some other factors in altering meaning.

In English, word order is particularly critical to changing meaning

Both of the above

Neither of the above

21 / 25

The study of sound system of a language; how the particular sounds contrast in each language to form an integrated system for encoding information and how such systems differ from one language to another.

Phonology

Phonemes

Assimilation

Complementary distribution

22 / 25

Two words that differ only by a single sound in the same position and have different meanings but are otherwise identical:

Allophone

Minimal pair

Complementary distribution

Assimilation

23 / 25

Which of these symbols is not used in the IPA?

[oy] dipthong “oy”

[U] capital “u”

[ay] diphong “ay”

[x] regular “x”

24 / 25

The speaker’s realization of the potential to use a language:

Linguistic performance

Linguistic competence

Both of these

None of these

25 / 25

Which of these symbols is not used in the IPA?

[c]

[i]

[z]

[I]

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