Documentos de Académico
Documentos de Profesional
Documentos de Cultura
TIEMPO DE DURACIÓN:
4 hours
INSTRUCCIONES:
Have some time to check extra information
Read the information from the coursebook
Do the worksheet
LISTADO DE EQUIPOS, MATERIALES Y RECURSOS:
Computers, internet, projector, eraser, markers, board. UTA platform
Read the options carefully and choose the best option. There is an extra option that you do not
need to use.
TERM DEFINITION
H) ADVERB
8.- An early stage of language acquisition that infants go through from about four
to six months of age. Babbling may involve a wide range of speech sounds, though
it typically consists of simple syllables (e.g. ba, ma); over time, the range of
sounds tends towards the range in the language being acquired. Deaf children also
babble with hand gestures.
a) Assimilation
b) Babbling
c) Accommodation
d) Backformation
9.- The analysis of linguistic input beginning with the smallest units,
the phones, and moving upwards step by step to larger and larger units such as
words, phrases and clauses, until the complete utterance is interpreted.
a) Top-down processing
b) Bottom-up processing
c) Code-switching process
d) Componential analysis
10.- A lexical item that is a pure invention, and not created through use of any of
the regular patterns of lexeme formation, for example, nerd and barf.
a) Coignage
b) Collocation
c) Clipping
d) Clitic
UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA DE AMBATO
FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS HUMANAS Y DE LA EDUCACIÓN
CARRERA DE PEDAGOGIA DE LOS IDIOMAS NACIONALES
Y EXTRANJEROS
12.- A bound morpheme added to a root or stem to form a new stem, for example, the
suffix -er in English. See also inflectional morpheme.
a) Deictic
b) Collocation
c) Derivational morpheme
d) Inflectional morpheme
EXAMPLE TERM
13.- boy would have the features [+male] and [–adult], Noun
whereas girl would be [–male] and
[–adult].
19.- hot and cold both concern temperature, but are opposite Adjective
in terms of degree