نبي اسئلة مقدمة في اللغويات مناطق مع الاجابات

[nour al3mr]

الله يبارك بجهدكم و يعطيكم العافية

الردود المتضمنة روآبط لصور الأسئلة تم نسخها لموضوع :
تجميع اسئلة اختبارات المناطق (طلاب انتساب) للفصل الأول لعام 2013

[dhim]

ياشبااااااب بلييييز نبي >احد يحل الاسئله< للاسف حاولت احلها وماعرفت

[عاشق تربة]

تكفون ياشباب نبي حل الاسئله

[المحروم..@]

الاسئلة ماهي من الملخص ولا من سلايدات الاء ؟؟
وش السالفة
اول سوألين ما لقيت لها حل بالملخص .. فحطت بس ابي اعرف معنى كلمـة واركبها براسي ما قدرت افهم السوأل

1) Most phones in most human languages are produced on aggressive lungs air.

a. True a. False

2) Clicks are normally made with aggressive air.

a. True a. False

[sa0ud]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة المحروم..@ الاسئلة ماهي من الملخص ولا من سلايدات الاء ؟؟ وش السالفة اول سوألين ما لقيت لها حل بالملخص .. فحطت بس ابي اعرف معنى كلمـة واركبها براسي ما قدرت افهم السوأل 1) most phones in most human languages are produced on aggressive lungs air. A. True a. False 2) clicks are normally made with aggressive air. A. True a. False

+1 وبرضو في اسئله ماادري من وين عندك سؤال 35 و 36 و 38 و39 و 40 و 41
اللي يعرف حلها ياليت يفيدنا

[نواف ويب]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة المحروم..@ الاسئلة ماهي من الملخص ولا من سلايدات الاء ؟؟ وش السالفة اول سوألين ما لقيت لها حل بالملخص .. فحطت بس ابي اعرف معنى كلمـة واركبها براسي ما قدرت افهم السوأل 1) Most phones in most human languages are produced on aggressive lungs air. a. True a. False 2) Clicks are normally made with aggressive air. a. True a. False

اتوقع

1) True
2) False

[نواف ويب]

المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة sa0ud +1 وبرضو في اسئله ماادري من وين عندك سؤال 35 و 36 و 38 و39 و 40 و 41 اللي يعرف حلها ياليت يفيدنا

35) a. Standard

36) a. two

38) a. agree

الباقي ما حليته

[المحروم..@]

الدكتور وعدنا ان تكون الاسئلة سهلة وانها ما تطلع بالملخص وهذا به يضع الاسئلة صعبة وغير واضحة وفيها لف ودوران وبعضها من خارج الملخص

[المحروم..@]

للرفع

[نواف ويب]

هذه إجاباتي للاسئلة وارجوا مناقشتها لأني شاك في بعض الاجابات

1) Most phones in most human languages are produced on aggressive lungs air.
a. True a. False

2) Clicks are normally made with aggressive air.
a. True a. False

3) Articulatory phonetics refers to the study of speech sounds production.
a. True a. False

4) Unlike traditional phonology, modern phonology is not essentially concerned system and the patterns of speech sounds in a language.
a. True a. False

5) The morpheme is the smallest meaningless lexical unit.
a. True a. False

6) The morpheme that can stand by itself if called a free morpheme.
a. True a. False

7) English conjunctions like 'but' and 'because' are called functional morpheme.
a. True a. False

8) inflectional morpheme can change the grammatical categories of words.
a. True a. False

9) Semantics is the branch of linguistics that studies meaning.
a. True a. False

10) The IPA stands for the international Pakistani Airlines.
a. True a. False

11) The Sound /v/ has the features [+voice + labiodentals + fricative] so it cannot form a class with either /p/ or /k/.
a. True a. False

12) The surface structure of a sentence is an abstract level of structural organization in .. the elements determining structural interpretation are represented.
a. True a. False

13) The word 'unwanted' contains both a prefix and a suffix.
a. True a. False

14) A syllable must contain a vowel and at least one consonant.
a. True a. False

Part Two : Choose the correct answer
15) The word 'knife' follows the syllable pattern ….
a. CVC b. CCVC c. CCCV

16) The word 'three' is composed of a …………………………………….. duster plus a vowel.
a. two consonant b. three consonant c. four consonant

17) The use of plural –s in English has three different, but very regular phonological alternative. These can be heard in words like 'ships' , 'labs' , and ……………….
a. chips b. buses c. hats

18) There is a phonological rule followed in the pronunciation of the past tense –ed form. Consider, for example, the difference between 'walked' , 'played' , and ………. .
a. hit b. went c. wanted

19) Acronyms are formed form the initial letters of a set of words as with …………………………………….. .
a. NATO, NASA and UNSECO b. CAB, AD, and FAX c. HYPOCORISMS

20) The …………………………. is the smallest meaningless speech sound unit.
a. phone b. phoneme c. morpheme

21. The variant of the smallest meaningless speech sound unit is called ………………………………………… .
a. phone b. phonic c. allophone

22) When two words are identical except in one sound they are said to constitute a minimal …………………………. .
a. twin b. couple c. pair

23) The [t] sound 'tar' is normally pronounced with a strong puff air than the [t] in 'star'. This puff of air is technically called ………………………………………. .
a. aspiration b. substitution c. air stream

24) Blending is accomplished by taking only the beginning of one word and joining it the and of another word as with 'smog' which id originally …………………………………………. .
a. 'small' and 'frog' b. 'smoking' and 'foggy' c. 'smoke' and 'fog'

25) Both [t] and [tʃ ] are …………………………………………….. .
a. Dental b. consonant c. alveolar

26) Both [S] and [Ԃ ] are …………………………………………….. .
a. velar b. alveolar c. alveoplatal

27) Both [m] and [ŋ] are …………………………………….. .
a. nasal b. bilabial c. palatal

28) The glottal stop, which occurs when the space between the vocal cords is closed briefly and then released, is represented by the phonetic symbol ………………………………………………… .
a. [ ? ] b. [o] c. [f]

29) Many speakers of American English tend to flap the [t] between vowels in words like 'letter', 'writer' and 'l' so that the [t] becomes similar to …………………………………………. .
a. [ n ] b. [d] c. [ ]

30) The complex vowel in 'cows' and 'boys' are called ………………………………………. .
a. grammatical gender b. minimal sets c. diphthongs

31) Vowel are classified according to the tongue position into 'front', 'central' and ……………………………………….. .
a. tip b. blade c. back

32) Two forms with ………………………. Meanings are called antonyms.
a. identical b. opposite c. extended

33) A good example of hyponymy is ……………………………………………………. .
a. 'cat' and 'animal' b. 'cat' and 'wall' c. 'cat' and 'linguistics'

34) The word 'canary', 'duck' and 'parrot' are all equally co-hyponyms of the super ordinate ………………………………. .
a. 'dove' b. 'flamingo' c. 'bird'

35) …………………. English is the variety which forms the basis of printed English in newspapers and books, which is used in the mass media and which is taught in schools.
a. Standard b. Non-standard c. Isogloss

36) A person who speaks ……………………………………………… dialects is bidialectal.
a. two b. four c. foreign

37) One allomorph of 'plural' is a zero morpheme as with the word ……………………………………. .
a. 'sheep' b. 'man' c. 'children'

38) In the sentence 'The boy likes his parents', the verb ……………. With the noun boy.
a. agree b. has a problem c. disagree

39) spoken language undergoes more rapid ………………. Than written language.
a. cases b. changes c. influence

40) writing is an indirect ……………………………… representation of speech.
a. visa b. visit c. visible

41) English ……………………. Provides many examples of the …. Between what is spoken and what is written.
a. productivity b. spelling c. arts

42) ……………………………………… is the deion of the systems and patterns of speech sounds in languages.
a. Syntax b. phonology c. morphology

43) …………. is two sounds segments occur in the sequence and some aspect of one segments is taken by the other.
a. Assimilation b. word c. Elision

44) Etymology is …………………………………………………………………………………………
a. the taking over of word from other language.
b. The study of the origin and history of words.
c. The new terms like trade names without capital letters

45) It is a word of one type [noun] reduced to form another type [verb].
a. Back formation b. Acronyms c. Conversion

46) The …………….. that come inside a word. They are not normally used in English.
a. Suffixes b. Prefixes c. infixes

47) ………………… concerns with the instigation of the forms of languages.
a. Morphology b. Syntax c. Phonetics

48) The Word [ tourists] contains:
a. Three morphemes b. two morphemes c. four morphemes

49) Morphemes that cannot stand alone and attached to another form.
a. free b. bound c. …

50) ………………………………….. morphemes which are used to make new words.
a. Inflectional b. Derivational c. Functional