<--BACKASL Linguistics Quiz #15 Instructions: Choose the best answer. When you are finished, click submit. 141. Information contained in a predicate that tells us how the action of the predicate is done: a. Semantic b. Topicalization c. Aspect d. Transitive verbs 142. What ASL grammar principle has to do with how the action of a verb is performed with reference to time: a. Temporal aspect b. Transitive verbs c. Sequentiality d. Time referalization 143. The linguistic term for adding grammatical information to a word or sign: a. Thematic ascription b. topicalization c. morphological categorization d. Inflection 144. When the signing space for a sign is reduced and the movement is done quickly it inflects the meaning of a verb to mean: a. IN-A-HURRY b. FOR-A-SHORT-TIME c. CONTINUALLY d. REGULARLY 145. For a sign like "ANALYZE," the meaning of "IN-A-HURRY" can be indicated with: a. large exaggerated movements b. a straight-line movement combined with a half-circle movement c. inflection of the internal movement of the fingers d. a "H M" (hold movement) segmental structure 146. Another temporal aspect marker is "activity performed under pressure and then concluded." This can be shown by: a. Signing the phrase quickly and then signing "FINISH" b. Signing the phrase quickly and then signing "PAH" (success + NMM) c. Signing with the lips parted and tense, the eyes squinted, and then the mouth drops open and the eyes relax d. Miming the action using appropriate nonmanual markers 147. The sign ARRIVE (M H) can be produced with an added initial hold (H M H) to mean ARRIVE-AT-LAST OR ARRIVE-FOLLOWING-SOME-DELAY. The added initial hold is essentially an: a. affix b. antonym c. auxillary verb d. adverb 148. The process of making new units for a language is typically described as: a. Inflectional morphology b. Additional morphology c. Lexeme generation d. Derivational morphology 149. Making nouns from verbs (noun/verb pairs), compounding, lexicalized fingerspelling, numerical incorporation, classifier predicates, and perspective verbs, are all examples of: a. Inflectional morphology b. Additional morphology c. Lexeme generation d. Derivational morphology 150. The process of adding grammatical information to units that already exist is: a. Inflectional morphology b. Additional morphology c. Lexeme generation d. Derivational morphology Name E-mail READY TO SUBMIT: I have filled out the above information. I have double checked to make sure each question is marked. I am turning in my answers officially for purposes of grading. I understand that I am not allowed to resubmit my answers once they have been graded. After you click submit you should be taken to a confirmation page within minute or two. Your Score: Correct answers: Copyright © 2003 Lifeprint.com. All rights reserved. Revised: 08/14/21
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ASL Linguistics Quiz #15 Instructions: Choose the best answer. When you are finished, click submit.
141. Information contained in a predicate that tells us how the action of the predicate is done: a. Semantic b. Topicalization c. Aspect d. Transitive verbs 142. What ASL grammar principle has to do with how the action of a verb is performed with reference to time: a. Temporal aspect b. Transitive verbs c. Sequentiality d. Time referalization 143. The linguistic term for adding grammatical information to a word or sign: a. Thematic ascription b. topicalization c. morphological categorization d. Inflection 144. When the signing space for a sign is reduced and the movement is done quickly it inflects the meaning of a verb to mean: a. IN-A-HURRY b. FOR-A-SHORT-TIME c. CONTINUALLY d. REGULARLY 145. For a sign like "ANALYZE," the meaning of "IN-A-HURRY" can be indicated with: a. large exaggerated movements b. a straight-line movement combined with a half-circle movement c. inflection of the internal movement of the fingers d. a "H M" (hold movement) segmental structure 146. Another temporal aspect marker is "activity performed under pressure and then concluded." This can be shown by: a. Signing the phrase quickly and then signing "FINISH" b. Signing the phrase quickly and then signing "PAH" (success + NMM) c. Signing with the lips parted and tense, the eyes squinted, and then the mouth drops open and the eyes relax d. Miming the action using appropriate nonmanual markers 147. The sign ARRIVE (M H) can be produced with an added initial hold (H M H) to mean ARRIVE-AT-LAST OR ARRIVE-FOLLOWING-SOME-DELAY. The added initial hold is essentially an: a. affix b. antonym c. auxillary verb d. adverb 148. The process of making new units for a language is typically described as: a. Inflectional morphology b. Additional morphology c. Lexeme generation d. Derivational morphology 149. Making nouns from verbs (noun/verb pairs), compounding, lexicalized fingerspelling, numerical incorporation, classifier predicates, and perspective verbs, are all examples of: a. Inflectional morphology b. Additional morphology c. Lexeme generation d. Derivational morphology 150. The process of adding grammatical information to units that already exist is: a. Inflectional morphology b. Additional morphology c. Lexeme generation d. Derivational morphology
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