6. Among noticed types of word-formation, point out the common one in English

and Ukrainian.

a) lexicalization;

b) substantivization;

c) sound interchange;

d) phonomorphological.

7. What kind of motivated words constitute the largest part of the motivated

lexicons in the contrasted languages?

1. phonetically motivated;

2. semantically motivated;

3. morphologically motivated;

4. stylistically motivated.

8. What suffixes are pertaining to English only?

a) agent suffixes;

b) evaluative suffixes;

c) international suffixes;

d) suffixes denoting recipient of action.

9. According to what principle the following subclasses of words: ameliorative words, pejorative words, and constantly neutral words are singled out in English and Ukrainian?

a) the social principle;

b) the stylistic principle;

c) the functional principle;

d) the semantic principle.

Typology of the Morphology Systems

1. What morphological category of the nouns is absent in English?

a) the category of number;

b) the category of case;

c) the category of gender;

d) the category of comparison.

2. Common in structure in both languages are..

a) the qualitative adjective;

b) the relative adjective;

c) the derivative adjective;

d) the compound adjective;

3. What kind of nouns possessive and relative adjectives in English are formed from?

a) nouns denoting living beings;

b) nouns designating abstract notions;

c) nouns denoting family names or names of countries;

d ) nouns denoting names of companies and newspapers.

4. What numerals are pertaining to English only?

a) simple numerals;

b) derivative numerals;

c) compound numerals;

d) composite numerals.

5. The syntagmatic properties of numerals aren’t characterized by the identical combinability of numerals…

a) with pronouns;

b) with adverbs;

c) with the infinitive;

d) with the verb.

6. What morphological category does English pronouns have?

a) number;

b) case;

c) gender;

d) genitive and objective case.

7. Point out which class of indefinite pronouns such as another, other, one in English belong to?

a) genuine indefinite pronouns;

b) quantitative pronouns;

c) contrasting pronouns;

d) generalizing pronouns.

8. What personal pronoun may be used as an anticipatory element in English?

a) I;

b) you;

c) they;

d) it.

9. What kind of suffixes is characteristics of Ukrainian verbs only?

a) stem-building suffixes;

b) diminutive suffixes;

c) agent suffixes;

d) evaluative suffixes.

10. Point out the main classes of verbs as to their functional significance which are common in the contrasted languages.

a) auxiliary verbs;

b) modal verbs;

c) complete predication;

d) notional verbs.

11. Point out the morphological categories which are realized only synthetically in Ukrainian and synthetically or analytically in English.

a) the category of tense;

b) the category of aspect;

c) the category of voice;

d) the category of mood.

12. Find the divergent form which is included in the nomenclature of verbals in

the contrasted languages.

a) the Participle I;

b) the infinitive;

c) the gerund;

d) the Participle II.

13. What adverbs may be used as an introductory element in English?

a) how;

b) now;

c) there;

d) where.

14. What function of statives in the sentence is typical of English only?

a) the predicative;

b) the simple nominal predicate;

c) the attribute.

15. What syntactic relations do prepositions express in such phrases as “birds of a feather” and “the man in question”?

a) agentive relations;

b) adverbial relations;

c) attributive relations;

d) objective relations.

16. Point out the subclass of conjunction which such conjunctions as “if, unless, provided, supposing” express.

a) conjunctions of cause or reason;

b) conjunctions of purpose;

c) conjunctions of conditions;

d) conjunctions of concession.

17. What feature do particles differ from conjunction and preposition?

a) their morphological structure;

b) they don’t express objective relations;

c) they don’t divide into the semantic groups;

d) they don’t express any syntactic relations.

18. Unchangeable words or phrases expressing volitional reaction of the speaker on some event are…

a) particles;

b) conjunctions;

c) prepositions;

d) interjections.