BOUND MORPHEMES

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Explore Bound Morphemes: A Quiz

Test your knowledge of bound morphemes and their derivation. This quiz consists of 10 questions designed to assess your understanding of derivational and inflectional morphemes.

  • Understand the distinctions between derivational and inflectional morphemes.
  • Challenge your knowledge with practical examples.
  • Learn about grammatical functions and morpheme changes.
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by RunningWord234
Which of the following best describes the derivation of the word assignment?
Noun + -ment ➔ Verb
Adjective + -ment ➔ Noun
Verb + -ment ➔ Verb
Verb + -ment ➔ Noun
Which of the following best describes the derivation of the word skillful?
Adjective + -ful ➔ Verb
Noun + -ful ➔ Adjective
Adjective + -ful ➔ Adjective
Verb + -ful ➔ Noun
Freshness is a
Derivational morphemes
Inflectional morpheme
Hopeful
Inflectional
Derivational
What type of grammatical information does the inflectional affix in the word 'speeches' communicate?
Number
Subject agreement
Case
Tense
What type of grammatical information does the inflectional affix in the word climbed communicate?
Tense
Number
Agreement
Case
Went
Derivational
Inflectional
Men
Inflectional
Derivational
Derivational morphemes are
Class changing
Class maintaining
Both
Inflectional morpheme
Makes new words
Perform grammatical functions
Change the grammatical category
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