LIN112



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LIN112

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1.

To say 'cerfiticate' instead
of 'certificate' is an example
of _________________

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2.

One of the following words
has a diphthong
_________.

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3.

Grammar is a system that
is used to generate an
number of sentences

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4.

Damage to the Wernike
area of the brain can cause
difficulties in

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5.

Dental fricatives occur in
only one of these
languages________

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6.

refers to when the
languagevariety of a
speaker differs only in
pronounciation

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7.

With more than 500
languages, Nigeria is an
example of a
nation.

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8.

Ferdinard de Saussure is
called the father of
linguistics

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9.

The origin of linguistics
dates back to ________

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10.

The effect that an
illocutionary act has on a
hearer is referred to
as______

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11.

__________ was a Swiss
scholar often referred to as
the father of modern
linguistics

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12.

inter’ in the word
‘interconnectivity’ is an
example of a _______

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13.

According to Chomsky,
_________is not affected
by memory limitation,
distraction, shift of attention
and errors.

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14.

Which of the following
category of sounds is
absent from the English
sound system?________

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15.

The
is the most important
articulator in vowel
production.

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16.

English is said to have
stress-timed rhythm
because in connected
speech,__________

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17.

are produced with a partial
obstruction in the flow of air
such that air passes
through a narrow passage
with some noise.

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18.

The root morpheme of the
word "enterprising" is

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19.

The word for 'hospital' in
Hausa is 'asibiti' an
example of

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20.

To put to bed' instead of to
give birth' is an example of
a

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21.

The experiment with the
chimpanzee called Nim
demonstrated that animal
communication is
___________

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22.

The statement 'He is a
backstabber' can be only be
understood in ________

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23.

A speaker's use of his/her
language in interaction is
called

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24.

The _______ is the basic
unit of phonological study

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25.

The place of articulation for
consonant [mw] which
occurs in Urhobo language
in “ẹ̀mwa” (clothe) is
nasal

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26.

Which of the following is not
a fricative sound?

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27.

One of these is a voiceless
dental stop _______

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28.

The phenomenon in the
example 'Gaskiya, gidan
belongs to a friend' is called

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29.

All the following sounds are
voiced except _______

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30.

Languages that descended
from the same language
are called ______

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31. The antonym of ‘criticism’ is

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32.

The word ‘peculiar’ is a
for ‘odd’

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33.

Sociolinguistics is
concerned with the study of
the relationship between
language and

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34.

What branch of linguistics
refers to the study of words
and their meaningful parts?

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35.

Which theory assumes a
certain period for normal
language acquisition or
learning and development
to take place, after which
language learning can only
be achieved with great
difficulty?

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36.

All of the following
statements are TRUE of
human language EXCEPT
ONE. All languages
_________

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37.

Damage to ________part
of the brain can cause
speech comprehension
difficulties.

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38.

According to Saussure,
is the part of language that
reflects its variant nature

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39.

of articulation describes
where sounds are
produced.

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40.

Indian English and
Australian English are
examples of
of English

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41.

The vowel in [bᴈ:d] is a
central
unrounded vowel

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42.

The word ‘photocopy’ is a
for ‘original’

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43.

Which of these is a set of
bilabials ________?

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44.

Codification is the
stage of language planning

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45.

Variants of a phoneme are
called

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46.

A grammatical rule in
English that says you
cannot use two negatives in
a sentence is an example
of a
rule

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47.

According to English
syntactic rules, the
sentence, ‘They has gone’
is an
sentence.

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48.

The feature these sounds
have in common is that
they are
sounds [m, n, ɲ]

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49.

The manner of articulation
for the consonant sound
[kw] is

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50.

One of the following is
TRUE of vowel sound
segments.

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