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Froggy Jumps Syntax QuizOnline version Test of syntax by Juan Carloz Salaz 1 1. What is the traditional definition of "Syntax"? a The study of how to spell difficult words correctly. b The study of sentence structure and how words are grouped. c The study of the history of the English language. 2 What does it mean that a sentence has a "hierarchical structure"? a Words are grouped into phrases, and phrases into larger units. b Every word in a sentence must have the same importance. c Sentences are just long lists of individual words in a row. 3 What is a "constituent" in a sentence? a A string of words that forms a single unit or phrase. b A rule that says you cannot end a sentence with a verb. c The total number of letters used in a complete paragraph. 4 What does the "Replacement Test" prove? a That a group of words is a constituent if a single word can replace it. b That some words are too long and should be deleted. c That nouns and verbs are the exact same category. 5 How is Syntax different from Morphology? a Syntax is about sounds, while morphology is about meaning. b Syntax is about whole sentences, while morphology is about word-structure. c There is no difference; they are two names for the same thing.

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Syntax QuizOnline version

Test of syntax

by Juan Carloz Salaz

1. What is the traditional definition of "Syntax"?

The study of how to spell difficult words correctly.

The study of sentence structure and how words are grouped.

The study of the history of the English language.

What does it mean that a sentence has a "hierarchical structure"?

Words are grouped into phrases, and phrases into larger units.

Every word in a sentence must have the same importance.

Sentences are just long lists of individual words in a row.

What is a "constituent" in a sentence?

A string of words that forms a single unit or phrase.

A rule that says you cannot end a sentence with a verb.

The total number of letters used in a complete paragraph.

What does the "Replacement Test" prove?

That a group of words is a constituent if a single word can replace it.

That some words are too long and should be deleted.

That nouns and verbs are the exact same category.

How is Syntax different from Morphology?

Syntax is about sounds, while morphology is about meaning.

Syntax is about whole sentences, while morphology is about word-structure.

There is no difference; they are two names for the same thing.

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1. What is the traditional definition of "Syntax"?

What does it mean that a sentence has a "hierarchical structure"?

What is a "constituent" in a sentence?

What does the "Replacement Test" prove?

How is Syntax different from Morphology?

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