Question 1
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What is the study of languages?
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Semantics
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Syntax
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Linguistics
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Phonetics
Question 2
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The teacher wrote /t/ and /p/ on the board. This represents:
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Phonemes
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Syntax
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Semantics
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Sociolinguistics
Question 3
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Phonology is the study of the systems in patterns of speech sounds in languages.
Question 4
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Which of the following words refers to the mental system involved in word formation – internal structure and how they are formed?
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Syntax
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Linguistics
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Phonetics
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Morphology
Question 5
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The sentence, “my is sister is annoying” lacks ____________?
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Syntax
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Semantics
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Morphology
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Pragmatics
Question 6
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“Man→ male, adult, human” is an example of?
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Linguistics
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Semantics
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Lexicon
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Syntax
Question 7
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Which question about language use does pragmatics try to answer?
Question 8
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“Shut the lights off” or “Turn the lights off” are examples of?
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Sociolinguistic
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Lexicon
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Morphology
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Pragmatics
Question 9
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Verbal, written and sign language are ways to communicate?
Question 10
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Mariam knew 50 words by the age of 4. She now knows 120 words and she is 6. Which of the following terms best describes her word knowledge in the English language?
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Pragmatics
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Semantics
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Lexicon
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Phonology
Question 11
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“To boldly go where no man has gone before” is an example of:
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Prescriptive Grammar
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Descriptive Grammar
Question 12
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“To go boldly where no man has gone before” is an example of:
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Prescriptive Grammar
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Descriptive Grammar
Question 13
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“I am inquiring about the price on this car” is an example of:
Question 14
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The student who just moved from Texas to Chicago walks into class and greets her classmates with a “Hi Ya’ll,” this an example of?
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Dialect
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Descriptive Grammar
Question 15
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The difference in our voices when we talk to a small child as opposed to one of our boss is best described as:
Question 16
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“That is a hot mess and ain’t nobody got time for that” is an example of:
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Ebonics
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Dialect
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AAVE
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Descriptive Grammar
Question 17
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Which of the two main types of phones involve the unimpeded flow of air through the oral cavity?
Question 18
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“Hush, Shush, Wish, Cushion, Squash” are all examples of?
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Dissonance
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Consonance
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Vowels
Question 19
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Bilabial, Palatal, Alveolar are all classifications of?
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Glides
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Liquid
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Approximant
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Nasal
Question 20
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Makes a smooth sound /l/ /r/?
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Liquid
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Bilabial
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Glide
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Stop
Question 21
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“We, Wet, You, Yes, Hi, and Hello is best described as?
Question 22
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These sounds are made when air passes though the nose. For example: m, n, and ng. e.g. Song
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Nasal
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Uvula
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Velum
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Bilabial
Question 23
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Saying “Dad” or “Cat” is an example of:
Question 24
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Which of the following is an example of a fricative?
Question 25
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Which of the following end with an affricate?
Question 26
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Gum, Gin, Gun, This, Done are examples of?
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Unvoiced Consonants
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Voiced Consonants
Question 27
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Fat, Thick, Chin, Pit, Sip are best described as:
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Unvoiced Consonants
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Voiced Consonants