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Quick True/False QuizOnline version Test your knowledge with quick true/false. by Alondra Avila 1 Eponyms are words that are based on names of a person or a place Yes No 2 The term 'google' can be used as a lowercase verb in everyday language. Yes No 3 An infix is an affix inserted inside a word, as in Hallebloodylujah. Yes No 4 Acronyms always preserve capitalization in every context. Yes No 5 Hypocorism reduces a longer word to a single syllable and adds -y or -ie, as in 'moving pictures' -> 'movie'. Yes No 6 Acronyms are formed from the initial letters of a set of words and are often written in capital letters. Yes No 7 Derivation only uses prefixes and never suffixes or infixes. Yes No 8 Prefixes are added to the end of the word. Yes No 9 Conversion changes a word's function without changing its form, such as 'chair' used as a verb. Yes No 10 Hypocorism is used to create longer, more formal terms. Yes No

Quick True/False QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge with quick true/false.

by Alondra Avila

Eponyms are words that are based on names of a person or a place

Yes

The term 'google' can be used as a lowercase verb in everyday language.

Yes

An infix is an affix inserted inside a word, as in Hallebloodylujah.

Yes

Acronyms always preserve capitalization in every context.

Yes

Hypocorism reduces a longer word to a single syllable and adds -y or -ie, as in 'moving pictures' -> 'movie'.

Yes

Acronyms are formed from the initial letters of a set of words and are often written in capital letters.

Yes

Derivation only uses prefixes and never suffixes or infixes.

Yes

Prefixes are added to the end of the word.

Yes

Conversion changes a word's function without changing its form, such as 'chair' used as a verb.

Yes

Hypocorism is used to create longer, more formal terms.

Yes

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Quick True/False QuizOnline version

by Alondra Avila

Eponyms are words that are based on names of a person or a place

The term 'google' can be used as a lowercase verb in everyday language.

An infix is an affix inserted inside a word, as in Hallebloodylujah.

Acronyms always preserve capitalization in every context.

Hypocorism reduces a longer word to a single syllable and adds -y or -ie, as in 'moving pictures' -> 'movie'.

Acronyms are formed from the initial letters of a set of words and are often written in capital letters.

Derivation only uses prefixes and never suffixes or infixes.

Prefixes are added to the end of the word.

Conversion changes a word's function without changing its form, such as 'chair' used as a verb.

Hypocorism is used to create longer, more formal terms.

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