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1
Which of these is an example of a derivational morpheme?
-ed in "jumped"
-ing in "running"
-ness in "kindness"
-s in "dogs"
2
Which of the following is NOT an example of an affix?
Re-
-Ing
Book
Un-
3
Why is morphology important for second-language learners?
It makes SLL speak faster
It helps with handwriting
It only affects native speakers
It helps SLL guess the meanings of unfamiliar words
4
What is a common morphological challenges for L2 learners?
Learning new punctuation rules
Recognizing irregular inflected forms (go -> went)
Understanding silent letters
Memorizing the alphabet
5
Which teaching strategy best supports morphological awareness?
Encouraging students to memorize entire dictionaries
Teaching word roots, prefixes, and suffixes explicitly
Focusing only on spoken language
Ignoring morphology in language lessons
6
What is a morpheme?
A type of sentence strugle
The smallest unit of meaning in a word
A type of phoneme
a grammatical rule
7
A student says, "He goed to the store." What is the morphological error?
Missing subject
Wrong word order
Incorrect verb inflection
Incorrect prefixes
8
Witch of the following is an inflectional morpheme?
un- in "unhappy"
pre- in "preview"
-ed in "walked"
-er in "teacher"
9
What is a fun classroom activity to teach morphology?
Ignoring affixes in words
Word-building games
Reading Silently with no discussion
Copying dictionary definitions