Find a compound word тест

                                                 
Test                              I term         

                                11
form     Variant II

1.Find a
compound word..

A)    straighten      
B) Development      C) Employment      D) Greenhouse     E) Socialist

1. The
   letter «u» is missed in a word.

A)       to
rece…ve      B) to appr…ach        C) to s…spect          D) to m…an        E)
to …btain

3.Choose
the right variant of articles.

…
first true robot was developed in … Janan in … 1927.

A)    a, the,
—        B) the, the, the          C) the, a, —       D) -, -, the     E) the,
-, -.

4.Read
the wishes and complete the reality: I wish I lived in London, but I don’t.

 A) I live in a small town.     B) I go to school every day.   C)
I’m hungry.    

 D) It is Monday.      E) I promise to get up early.

5.Write one thing you wish you
could do: I wish I … speak English.

A)    need       B) could      C) must       D) may        E) am

6.  Choose the right variant of numerals:

We
finish our school at fifteen minutes past one

A)    12.15    
B) 1.  15      C) 1.  05      D) 1.  50      E) 1.  45

7.Choose
the write word:

The
… system was born about 4.600 million years ago as nebula.

A)    Sun        
B) Moon     C) Sunny    D) Solar       E) Earth

8.Choose
the right definition to the idiom «to cry for the moon»

A)    – very
happy.

B)     – to
promise to give someone something that is beyond one’s
power to give.

C)     — to
desire strongly something that can’t be gained.

D)    – once in
a very long time.

E)      – to
look at the moon.

9.Find
the Russian equivalent. «come back»     

A)       Вернуться B) повторить      C) подумать        D) спуститься     E) подняться 

10.  Choose the suffix of an adverb.

A)    – ly         B) – able      C) – ent      D) – ness      E) – ive

11.  Choose
the write pronoun:

            -Where is John?  … is in the
kitchen

      A)we     B)they      C) she        
D) he       E) I

12.  Choose
the correct variant. “Today is … than it was yesterday”

      A) the warmest        B) the
warmer       C) as warmer       D) warm E) warmer

      13. Find the verb founded
with the prefix.

A)     connected         
B) populate               C) locate       D) disapprove    E) solve

14. Choose the right variant: “The capital of the Wales is”

A) Cardiff    B) London     C) Toronto    D) Atlanta   E)
Washington

15.
Choose the right variant. “I wish you ______ not so far again”

     A)Was       B) were      C) will
be      D) would be       E) had be

16.
«Favorite topic of conversation in Britain»

       A) tea party    B) weather    C)
discos    D) T.V.       E)
Internet                                                                                                                                                                                                                           
   

17. Phrasal verb “ искать”

A) to look for    B) to look in   C) to look out  D)to look on    
E) to look at

18. Choose the right preposition:

        -I have my English class… Monday.

A) in        B) for        C) on        D) at        E) with

19. Antonym of the word “Business” is:

A) Leisure     B) Education    C) Lesson     D) Meal    E) Work

      20. Choose the right
variant: “ It is autumn now”    I wish
……                                            

A) I didn’t         B) it wasn’t.        C) there was     D) I
could          E) she

21. Choose the correct word:   Praises … there quickly.

A) go up        B) get along         C) to discuss together   
D) think of         E) take of      

22. Chose the word written correctly:

B)    Telefone        B) telephone        C) tellephone       D)
telifone   
Е) telephon

23. Transfer into Indirect speech.

« The trees in the park are yellow :»– he says.

A) He says the trees are in the park yellow.

B) He says the trees in the park were yellow.

C) He says the trees in the park are yellow.

D) He say is the trees in the park are yellow.

E) He says if the trees are yellow in the park.

24. Choose the right variant: “Could you tell me … has happened?”

A)who        B) why         C) where 
 D) which         E) what      

     25. I can’t stand …
hard rock.

      A) controlling     B) listening to    C) hurting    D)
picking up    E) wastin

Key
11 form      variant II             1
term                                        

1. D)       
   6. B)        11. D)        16. B)         21.
   A)         
2. C)       
   7. D)        12. E)        17. A)         22. B)
3. E)       
   8. C)        13. D)        18. C)         23.
   C)
4. A)       
   9. A)        14. A)        19. A)        24. E)
5. B)     
   10. A)        15. B)         20. B)        25. B)

62.
Find a word with an inflection:

a) worker;

b) darkness;

c) books;

d)
rewrite.

63.
Find a word with a derivational affix:

a) night;

b) heartless;

c) Ivanov’s;

d)
papers.

64.
Find a word with two free morphemes:

a) unbearable;

b) childhood;

c)
merry-go-round;

d)
first-nighter.

65.
Find a word with a bound root-morpheme:

a) suspicion;

b) backward;

c) brotherly;

d)
houses.

66.
Find a word with two bound affixational morphemes:

a) kindness;

b)
snow-white;

c) uneatable;

d)
book-keeper.

67.
Find a monomorphic word:

a) mighty;

b) reader;

c) daughter;

d)
ashtray.

68.
Find
a polymorphic (derived) word:

a) unquestionable;

b)
lamp-shade;

c) snowball;

d)
forget-me-not.

69.
Find a polymorphic (compound) word:

a) uncomfortable;

b) impossible;

c) action;

d)
lady-killer.

70.
Which of the words is divided into Immediate Constituents?

a)
in-significant;

b)
in-attent-ive;

c)
un-expect-ed;

d)
joy-ful-ly.

71.
Which of the words is divided into Ultimate Constituents?

a)
un—moving;

b)
un—doubt—ed—ly;

c)
un—employment;

d)
ir—resistible.

72.
Find a word with a pseudo—morpheme:

a)
re-write;

b)
re-main;

c)
speak-er;

d)
lady-kill-er.

73.
Find a word with a semi-affix:

a)
red-hot;

b)
long-haired;

c)
self-possessed;

d)
undisputable.

74.
In which of the suffixated words a root-morpheme
has transformed into an affixational morpheme?

a) actress;

b) friendship;

c) question;

d)
childish.

75.
Which of the words has a derived stem?

a) darkness;

b) teacher;

c) unbound;

d)
uncomfortable.

76.
Find a word with a compound stem:

a) greenhouse;

b) unemployment;

c) insignificant;

d)
handful.

77.
Which of the words is built in accordance with the formula: a+suff?

a) irresistible;

b) invariably;

c) impossible;

d)
good-for-nothing.

78.
Which of the words is built in accordance with the pattern: in—+V+
—able +
—/y?

a) impossible;

b) irresistible;

c) invariably;

d)
good-for-nothing.

Word—formation

79.
Find a word formed with the help of a productive prefix:

a) amphitheatre;

b) withdraw;

c) unknown;

d)
forecast.

80.
Find a word formed with the help of a non-productive
prefix:

a) enlarge;

b) international;

c) dislike;

d)
rewrite.

81.
Find a word with a productive Germanic prefix:

a) foresee;

b) misprint;

c) abnormal;

d)
cooperation.

82.
Find a word with a productive Romanic prefix:

a) afternoon;

b) unable;

c) prearrange;

d)
undertake.

83.
Find a word with a Greek prefix:

a) postwar;

b) antifascist;

c) extraordinary;

d)
overturn.

84.
Which of the words is built with a prefix denoting negation?

a) unbutton;

b)
counter-attack;

c) illegal;

d)
demobilize.

85.
Which of the words has a prefix denoting repetition?

a) enrich;

b) befriend;

c) return;

d)
reappear.

86.
Which of the prefixes denotes time relations?

a)
pre-;

b)
un-;

c)
in-;

d)
dis-.

87.
Find a noun built with the help of a lexicalized grammatical suffix:

a) darkness;

b) translation;

c) teaching;

d)
actress.

88.
Which of the suffixes is used for the formation of nouns?

a)
-ness;

b)
-ish;

c)
-less;

d)
–ize.

89.
Which of the suffixes is a verb-suffix?

a)
-an;

b)
-en;

c)
-ing;

d)
-tion.

90.
Which of the suffixes is an adjective-suffix?

a)
-er;

b)
-ous;

c)
-ness;

d)
–fy.

91.
Find a noun built with the help of a suffix denoting a female being:

a) teacher;

b) cyclist;

c) Japanese;

d) farmerette

92.
Find a noun built with the help of a suffix denoting
diminutive-ness:

a) cutter;

b) booklet;

c) decorator;

d)
hostess.

93.
Find a noun built with the help of a suffix denoting collectivity:

a) peasantry;

b) greatness;

c) socialism;

d)
teaching.

94.
Find a noun built with the help of a suffix denoting the agent of a
verbal action:

a) pianist;

b) auntie;

c) instructor;

d)
villager.

95.
Find a noun built with the help of a suffix denoting the process of
an action:

a) singer;

b) development;

c) darkness;

d)
freedom.

96.
Find a noun built with the help of a suffix denoting state:

a) realism;

b) trustee;

c) happiness;

d)
translation.

97.
Which of the nouns is built with the help of a productive suffix?

a) victory;

b) violinist;

c) passage;

d)
freedom.

98.
Which of the nouns is built with the help of a non—productive
suffix?

a) assistance;

b) tenderness;

c) darvinism;

d)
resolution.

99.
Which of the adjectives is built with the help of a suffix denoting
the absence of the quality?

a) childish;

b) eatable;

c) hopeless;

d)
talkative.

100.
Find an adjective built with the help of a suffix denoting the
presence of the quality in a small degree:

a) powerful;

b) worthless;

c) bookish;

d)
reddish.

101.
Find
an adjective built with the help of a productive suffix:

a) mighty;

b) fashionable;

c) European;

d)
joyous.

102.
Find an adjective built with the help of a non-productive
suffix:

a) poetical;

b) sunny;

c) collective;

d)
careless.

103.
Which of the verbs is built with the help of a productive suffix?

a) organize;

b) illustrate;

c) unite;

d)
specify.

104.
Which of the nouns is built with the help of a Germanic suffix?

a) guidance;

b) lioness;

c) frequency;

d)
cleverness.

105.
Which of the nouns is built with the help of a Romanic suffix?

a) friendship;

b) achievement;

c) length;

d)
opportunist.

106.
Which ofthe nouns is built with the help of a Greek suffix?

a) government;

b) condition;

c) student;

d)
classicism.

107.
Find a
hybrid word (a word made up of elements derived from two or more
different languages)
among the adjectives:

a) eatable;

b) changeable;

c) stony;

d)
gracious.

108.
Find a hybrid word among the nouns:

a) singer;

b) government;

c) painter;

d)
organization.

109.
Find a suffixated noun formed from a noun stem:

a) cutter;

b) dependence;

c) kindness;

d)
duckling.

110.
Find a suffixated noun formed from a verbal stem:

a) sonny;

b) removal;

c) oaklet;

d)
brightness.

111.
Find a suffixated noun formed from an adjective stem:

a) blackness;

b) indication;

c) motherhood;

d)
inventor.

112.
Find a suffixated adjective formed from a verb stem:

a) foolish;

b) collective;

c) peaceful;

d)
horned.

113.
Find a suffixated adjective formed from a noun stem:

a) beautiful;

b) terrible;

c) brownish;

d)
thankful.

114.
Find a suffixated adjective formed from an adjective stem:

a) dirty;

b) bearded;

c) movable;

d)
greenish.

115.
Find the case of noun — verb conversion:

a)
a cut — to cut;

b)
a break — to break;

c)
a jump — to jump;

d)
a pen—to pen.

116.
Find the case of verb — noun conversion:

a)
to book — book;

b)
to even — even;

c)
to step — step;

d)
to dust — dust.

117.
Find the case of adjective — verb conversion:

a)
silver — to silver;

b)
round — to round;

c)
spoon — to spoon;

d)
camp — to camp.

118.
Find a denominal verb denoting an action produced with the object
(instrumental relations):

a)
a crowd — to crowd;

b)
a pump — to pump;

c)
a dog — to dog;

d)
a pocket — to pocket.

119.
Find a denominal verb denoting some action characteristic of the
subject:

a)
hammer — to hammer;

b)
doctor — to doctor;

c)
bag—to bag;

d)
dress — to dress.

120.
Find a denominal verb denoting deprivation of the object:

a)
ape — to ape;

b)
scalp — to scalp;

c)
finger — to finger;

d)
head — to head.

121.
Find a denominal verb denoting placing into the object (relations of
place):

a)
head — to head;

b)
bottle — to bottle;

c)
elbow — to elbow;

d)
saw — to saw.

122.
Find a denominal verb denoting addition of the object:

a)
monkey — to monkey;

b)
line — to line;

c)
back — to back;

d)
fish —to fish.

123.
Find a deverbai substance denoting the agent of the action:

a)
to cut—cut;

b)
to tramp — tramp;

c)
to cry—cry;

d)
to rush — rush.

124.
Find a deverbai substance denoting the result of the action:

a)
to smile — smile;

b)
to help — help;

c)
to find — find;

d)
to walk — walk.

125.
Find a deverbai substance denoting an instance of the action:

a)
to leak — leak;

b)
to peel — peel;

c)
to dress — dress;

d)
to glance — glance.

126.
Find the case where diachronically the words are formed not with the
help of conversion:

a)
walk — to walk;

b)
love — to love;

c)
book — to book;

d)
star — to star.

127.
Find a compound noun:

a)
theatre—goer;

b)
rain—driven;

c)
Afro—Asian;

d)
black—hearted.

128.
Find a compound adjective:

a)
sick-leave;

b) backbite;

c) armchair;

d)
sky-blue.

129.
Find a compound word in which the components are merely placed ne
after another (juxtaposition):

a)
Anglo-Saxon;

b) horseman;

c) sportsman;

d)
handiwork.

130.
Find a compound word whose components are joined together with a
linking vowel:

a) photointelligence;

b) gaslight;

c) gasometer;

d)
fountain-pen.

131.
Find a compound word whose components are joined together with a
linking consonant:

a) handicraft;

b)
blue-eyed;

c) sunflower;

d)
statesman.

132.
Find an example of a compound word proper:

a)
a break-down;

b)
a pen-holder;

с)
black-haired;

d)
a set-back.

133.
Find an example of a derivational compound
word:

a)
lady-killer;

b)
looking-glass;

c)
short-sighted;

d)
masterpiece.

134.
Find
an example
of a derivational compound adjective formed with the help of a
suffix:

a)
red-hot;

b)
ice-cold;

c)
military-looking;

d)
absent-minded.

135.
Find an example of a derivational compound noun formed with the help
of conversion:

a)
a shoe-maker;

b)
a pick-pocket;

c)
a stand-still;

d)
adragon-fiy.

136.
Find a coordinative (compounds
whose components are structurally and semantically independent and
constitute two structural and semantic centers)
a) secretary-stenographer;

b)
night-school;

c) sunburnt;

d)
colour-blind.

137.
Find a coordinative compound
formed
by joining phonically variated rhythmic forms:

a)
long-living;

b)
man-servant;

c)
willy-nilly;

d)
blueprint.

138.
Find a coordinative (reduplicative) compound:

a)
pooh-pooh;

b) sundew;

c)
lady-bird;

d)
railway.

139.
Find
an example of a
subordinative compound (a compound whose components are not equal in
importance):

a)
fifty-fifty;

b)
actor-manager;

c)
walkie-talkie;

d)
snowball.

140.
Find a
syntactic compound word (compounds whose components are placed in
the order that conforms to the rules of Modern English syntax):

a)
thick-headed;

b) nobleman;

c)
green-eyed;

d)
writing-table.

141.
Find an
asyntactic compound word (compounds whose components are placed in
the order that contradicts to the rules of Modern English syntax)::

a)
dark-blue;

b) heartache;

c)
sweet-heart;

d)
bluebell.

142.
Find a compound with a unity stress:

a)
sun-flower;

b)
door-nail;

c)
ill-nature;

d)
snow-white.

143.
Find a compound with a double stress (primary and

a)
dog-kennel;

b) heartache;

c) bluebell;

d)
workhouse.

144.
Find a compound with two level stresses:

a)
torch-light;

b) newspaper;

c)
fellow-man;

d)
bookcase.

145.
Find a completely motivated compound:

a)
bottle-opener;

b) handcuff;

c) greenhouse;

d)
dog-rose.

146.
Find a partially motivated compound:

a)
sky-blue;

b)
dog-eared;

c)
flower-bed;

d)
table-cloth.

147.
Find a non-motivated
(idiomatic) compound:

a) sunrise;

b)
narrow-minded;

c)
engine-driver;

d)
bluestocking.

148.
Find a compound in which the components reflect the semantic
relations of purpose:

a)
neck-tie;

b)
wrist-watch;

c) bookshelf;

d)
snowball.

149.
Find a compound in which the components reflect the adverbial
semantic relations:

a) steamboat;

b)
night-club

c)
dining-room;

d)
man-servant.

150.
Find a derivational adjective-nominal
compound:

a)
cooking-stove;

b)
red-nosed;

c) doorway;

d)
brick-layer.

151.
Find a nominal-verbal
compound:

a)
peace-fighter;

b)
cross-question;

c)
long-tailed;

d)
writing-table.

152.
Find a verb-adverb
compound:

a) a bookcase;

b)
a fox-hunter;

c)
a draw-back;

d)
a madman.

153.
Find a nominal compound:

a)
colour-blind;

b) broadcast;

c)
dog-faced;

d)
bottle-neck.

154.
Find an example of graphical abbreviation:

a) Mr Brown’s office;

b)
V-Day
celebration;

c) MP’s speech;

d)
UNESCO.

155.
Find
a lexical abbreviation:

a) tram;

b) YCL;

c) fancy;

d)
eg.

156.
Find a lexical abbreviation which is read as a succession of the
alphabetical readings of the constituent letters:

a) BBC;

b) Mrs;

c) radar;

d)
WAAF.

157.
Find a lexical abbreviation which is read as an ordinary word:

a)
H-bomb;

b) NATO;

c) USSR;

d)
TUC.

158.
Find an example of apocope
(the ommision of the final part of the word):

a) curtsy;

b) exam;

c) flu;

d)
bus.

159.
Find an example of aphaeresis
(the omission of the initial part of the word)
a) tec;

b) taxi;

c) plane;

d)
SOS.

160.
Find an example of syncope
(the ommision of the middle part of the word):

a) specs;

b) prof;

c) story;

d)
cycle.

161.
Find the word that has been clipped both at the beginning and at the
end:

a) phone;

b) photo;

c) fridge;

d)
smog.

162.
Find an example of a blend:

a) fence;

b) zoo;

c)
U-boat;

d)
motel.

163.
Find an example of back-formation:

a)
to read — reader;

b)
to edit — editor;

c)
to instruct — instructor;

d)
to shake — shaker.

Word—groups
and Phraseological Units

164.
Find an example of a free word-group:

a) to read books;

b) to cry for the moon;

c) to fall in love;

d)
to fly into a rage.

165.
Find an example of a phraseological fusion:

a) to show one’s teeth;

b) sunny smile;

c) cold winter;

d) heavy father

166.
Find an example of a phraseological collocation:

a) to go to the cinema;

b) to declare war;

c) to get the sack;

d) to beat about the bush

167.
Find an example of a phraseological unity:

a) to know where the shoe
pinches;

b) to join the army;

c) to speak well;

d) to know everything

168.
Find an adverbial phraseological unit:

a) ill at ease;

b) red tape;

c) by heart;

d) to keep house

169.
Find a verb phraseological unit:

a) for the sake of;

b) Jack of all trades;

c) golden opportunity;

d) to cut short

170.
Find a phraseme:

a) red tape;

b) small hours;

c) heavy father;

d) to get the sack

171.
Find an idiom:

a) a mare’s nest;

b) heavy rain;

c) cold reason;

d) to fall ill

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