6. What type of language is a language which tends to be more or less one-to-one matching of morphemes to morphs?
inflecting
infixing
agglutinating
incorporating
analytic
7. Do affixes belonging to stratum 1 affect the stress of the base?
yes
no
8. What is -id an example of?
productivity
unproductivity
semi-productivity
9. What is phrasal properties?
belong to an entire syntactic phrase but morphologically realised in one of the words
such as the gender of a noun, that must be accessed by agreement rules, such as French or German
determined by the characteristics of another word/s in the same construction
determined by the place occupied by a word in a syntactic configuration, that is, its position and function as a constituent of a phrase, or some other syntactic structure
10. How many types of inflection exist in other languages?
10
9
8
12
11. What is -ent an example of?
unproductivity
semi-productivity
productivity
12. What is -s an example of?
unproductivity
productivity
semi-productivity
13. How many types of inflection exist in English?
6
4
8
5
14. Which stratum is the base left unchanged when affixes are added to it?
stratum 2
stratum 1
15. What language is a language consisting of long wors that tend to have very extensive agglutination and inflection?