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Froggy Jumps group 4 quizOnline version Here we have the quiz before the presentention by Nathaly Veronica Meneses Lucero 1 The word ‘unhappy’ is an example of derivation because: a This would be a ‘blending’, but ‘un-’ is not a complete word on its own. b The prefix ‘un-’ modifies the base ‘happy’ to create an opposite concept. c It is a word taken directly from another language without change. 2 Does etymology only deal with studying how words are written today? a true b false c 3 Does elision occur mainly when we speak slowly and very formally? a True b False c 4 Does the process of ‘compounding’ consist of joining two complete words to form a new one? a True b False c 5 In the example of “Chocolate” (/ˈtʃɒkələt/ → /ˈtʃɒklət/), what factor is allowing the elision? a The replacement of one consonant with another similar one (Assimilation) b The joining of two complete words (Compounding). c The disappearance of a weak vowel, usually the schwa (/ə/). 6 What is the main difference between elision and linking? a Elision: sound is removed and linking: sounds are connected between words. b Elision replaces one sound with another, and linking removes them all. c There is no difference; both terms mean the same thing in phonetics. 7 Etymologies investigate which language a word comes from, such as Latin or Greek. a True b False c 8 What is one of the main causes of the “evolution of meaning” of a word? a That people forget how the word was originally spelled. b Cultural, social, or historical factors that change over time. c The need to shorten words in order to send text messages faster.

Froggy Jumps

group 4 quizOnline version

Here we have the quiz before the presentention

by Nathaly Veronica Meneses Lucero

The word ‘unhappy’ is an example of derivation because:

This would be a ‘blending’, but ‘un-’ is not a complete word on its own.

The prefix ‘un-’ modifies the base ‘happy’ to create an opposite concept.

It is a word taken directly from another language without change.

Does etymology only deal with studying how words are written today?

true

false

Does elision occur mainly when we speak slowly and very formally?

True

False

Does the process of ‘compounding’ consist of joining two complete words to form a new one?

True

False

In the example of “Chocolate” (/ˈtʃɒkələt/ → /ˈtʃɒklət/), what factor is allowing the elision?

The replacement of one consonant with another similar one (Assimilation)

The joining of two complete words (Compounding).

The disappearance of a weak vowel, usually the schwa (/ə/).

What is the main difference between elision and linking?

Elision: sound is removed and linking: sounds are connected between words.

Elision replaces one sound with another, and linking removes them all.

There is no difference; both terms mean the same thing in phonetics.

Etymologies investigate which language a word comes from, such as Latin or Greek.

True

False

What is one of the main causes of the “evolution of meaning” of a word?

That people forget how the word was originally spelled.

Cultural, social, or historical factors that change over time.

The need to shorten words in order to send text messages faster.

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The word ‘unhappy’ is an example of derivation because:

Does etymology only deal with studying how words are written today?

Does elision occur mainly when we speak slowly and very formally?

Does the process of ‘compounding’ consist of joining two complete words to form a new one?

In the example of “Chocolate” (/ˈtʃɒkələt/ → /ˈtʃɒklət/), what factor is allowing the elision?

What is the main difference between elision and linking?

Etymologies investigate which language a word comes from, such as Latin or Greek.

What is one of the main causes of the “evolution of meaning” of a word?

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