SPANISH CSET SUBTEST 1 EXAM ACTUAL TEST
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ phonemes (fonemas).
Answer: The smallest unit of sound;may cause change in meaning
but does not have meaning on its own
"bake" v. "brake"
/r/
◉ morphology (morfología).
Answer: The study of the forms of words, how they are formed, &
their relationship to other words in the same language. Analyzes the
structure of words and parts of words, such as stems, root words,
prefixes, and suffixes & looks at parts of speech, intonation and
stress, and the ways context can change a word's pronunciation and
meaning
◉ morpheme (morfema).
Answer:
◉ free morpheme.
Answer:
,◉ bound morpheme.
Answer:
◉ inflectional (affixes in morphology).
Answer:
◉ derivational (morpheme).
Answer:
◉ Lexicon.
Answer: vocabulary of a language
◉ lexemes.
Answer:
◉ Syntax.
Answer: a set of rules for constructing full sentences out of words
phrases;
word order changes meaning
◉ semantics.
Answer: the literal meaning of words, sentences and phrases
, ◉ pragmatics.
Answer: the study of the use of language; deals with intentions
behind utterances
◉ productive rule of language.
Answer:
◉ universal grammar.
Answer: a linguistic theory which argues that the ability to learn
language is innate, distinctly human and distinct from other aspects
of human cognition; that languge is hard wired into the brain
Noam Chomsky
◉ descriptive grammar.
Answer: a set of rules about language based on how it is actually
used; there is no right or wrong language; "he goes" means "he said"
represents the unconscious knowledge of language
◉ prescriptive grammar.
Answer: the structure of lanuage as it should be used; grammtically
correct
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
◉ phonemes (fonemas).
Answer: The smallest unit of sound;may cause change in meaning
but does not have meaning on its own
"bake" v. "brake"
/r/
◉ morphology (morfología).
Answer: The study of the forms of words, how they are formed, &
their relationship to other words in the same language. Analyzes the
structure of words and parts of words, such as stems, root words,
prefixes, and suffixes & looks at parts of speech, intonation and
stress, and the ways context can change a word's pronunciation and
meaning
◉ morpheme (morfema).
Answer:
◉ free morpheme.
Answer:
,◉ bound morpheme.
Answer:
◉ inflectional (affixes in morphology).
Answer:
◉ derivational (morpheme).
Answer:
◉ Lexicon.
Answer: vocabulary of a language
◉ lexemes.
Answer:
◉ Syntax.
Answer: a set of rules for constructing full sentences out of words
phrases;
word order changes meaning
◉ semantics.
Answer: the literal meaning of words, sentences and phrases
, ◉ pragmatics.
Answer: the study of the use of language; deals with intentions
behind utterances
◉ productive rule of language.
Answer:
◉ universal grammar.
Answer: a linguistic theory which argues that the ability to learn
language is innate, distinctly human and distinct from other aspects
of human cognition; that languge is hard wired into the brain
Noam Chomsky
◉ descriptive grammar.
Answer: a set of rules about language based on how it is actually
used; there is no right or wrong language; "he goes" means "he said"
represents the unconscious knowledge of language
◉ prescriptive grammar.
Answer: the structure of lanuage as it should be used; grammtically
correct
