Semantic & Word Formation Quiz

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Test your understanding of semantic change and word formation.

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Semantic & Word Formation Quiz


Froggy Jumps Semantic & Word Formation QuizVersion en ligne Test your understanding of semantic change and word formation. par Dilsora Tosheva 1 Which of the following best describes semantic change? a The creation of new words from two or more existing ones b The process by which a word changes its meaning over time c The borrowing of words from other languages 2 The word 'holiday' originally meant 'holy day' but now means any day of rest. This is an example of: a Broadening b Narrowing c Amelioration 3 The change of 'silly' from meaning 'happy' to 'foolish' is an example of: a Broadening b Pejoration c Amelioration 4 The phrase 'the crown' used to mean 'the king or queen' is an example of: a Broadening b Metonymy c Metaphor 5 Which of the following is an example of derivation? a teacher b NATO c notebook 6 The word 'brunch' (from breakfast + lunch) is an example of: a Blending b Clipping c Compounding 7 Which of the following pairs shows borrowing from Italian language? a table – chair b computer – smartphone c opera – piano 8 The process of making a shorter form like 'ad' from 'advertisement' is called: a Blending b Clipping c Conversion 9 Which statement is true about active vocabulary? a It includes words we understand but rarely use. b It refers only to academic vocabulary. c It includes words we frequently use in speaking and writing. 10 A person recognizes and understands 'melancholy' but rarely uses it in daily speech. This word belongs to the person’s: a Active vocabulary b Passive vocabulary c Borrowed vocabulary

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Semantic & Word Formation QuizVersion en ligne

par Dilsora Tosheva

Which of the following best describes semantic change?

The word 'holiday' originally meant 'holy day' but now means any day of rest. This is an example of:

The change of 'silly' from meaning 'happy' to 'foolish' is an example of:

The phrase 'the crown' used to mean 'the king or queen' is an example of:

Which of the following is an example of derivation?

The word 'brunch' (from breakfast + lunch) is an example of:

Which of the following pairs shows borrowing from Italian language?

The process of making a shorter form like 'ad' from 'advertisement' is called:

Which statement is true about active vocabulary?

A person recognizes and understands 'melancholy' but rarely uses it in daily speech. This word belongs to the person’s: