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英语词汇学2016年4月真题试题及答案解析(00832)

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  1. Illustrate the differences between blending and clipping by taking motel, medicare, quake, flu as examples.

  2. Explain context in a narrow sense.He was in a mood of complete euphoria, his happiness being the result of an announcement that he had won the sweepstakes.

  3. Comment on the following pair of sentences in terms of superordinates and subordinates.A)Trees surround the water near our summer place.B)Old elms surround the lake near our summer cabin.

  4. How policeman, constable, bobby and cop differ in the sense of connotation?

  5. Group the following words into denominal nouns, deverbal nouns and de-adjectival nouns, according to the noun suffixes fixed at the end of each word.cigarette,slavery, productivity,protection, assistant,trainee, largeness,friendship

  6. idioms

  7. What does the following group of words show us as regards the main sources of new words?soy milk, family movies, telequiz, Watergate, open university

  8. elevation (referring to word meaning)

  9. morpheme

  10. onomatopoeic motivation

  11. content words

  12. Phrasal verbs are idioms which are composed of a____plus a prep, and/or a particle.

  13. For someone who needs a dictionary by their side to check spelling, or the meaning of an occasional word from his/her reading, a____dictionary can be good.

  14. The word computer formerly meant a “person who computes”. At present, it refers to an“electronic machine” rather than a person. This example shows the fact that it often happens a word is retained for a name though the____has changed because the referent has changed.

  15. ____context refers to the words that occur together with the word in question. The meaning of the word is often affected and defined by the neighboring words.

  16. The development of word-meaning from monosemy to polysemy follows two courses, traditionally known as____and concatenation.

  17. ____is the relationship between language and the world.For example, the form cat is meaningful because the language user employs it conventionally to refer to the “animal” concerned.

  18. In the words machines, harder, worked, -s, -er,-ed are called____affixes.

  19. According to the____that affixes occupy in words, affixation falls into prefixation and suffixation.

  20. Which of the following is NOT the proper Chinese equivalent for its English item?

    • A.吃软不吃硬--open to persuasion, but not to coercion
    • B.布衣素食--wear cotton clothes and eat vegetable food
    • C.她很会哄孩子--She has a way with children.
    • D.没词儿--be suck for an answer
  21. Technical terms used in particular disciplines and academic areas are called ____.

  22. With the Normans invading England in 1066, the Norman Conquest started a continual flow of____words into English.

  23. Which of the following statements is NOT true?

    • A.Monolingual dictionaries are written in one language.
    • B.Bilingual dictionaries involve two languages.
    • C.An unabridged dictionary is a shortened one.
    • D.Special dictionaries concentrate on a particular area of language or knowledge.
  24. When you see “theatre AmE theater” in a dictionary,you can get information of____.

    • A.grammar
    • B.pronunciation
    • C.usage
    • D.spelling
  25. The English idiom____means “relatives or family”.

    • A.white elephant
    • B.flesh and blood
    • C.an apple of discord
    • D.fly in the ointment
  26. The idiom diamond cut diamond is grammatically incorrect, for normally the verb cut should take the third person singular -s. However, we use it as it is. This shows that____.

    • A.many idioms are grammatically unanalysable
    • B.the word order of idioms cannot be inverted or changed
    • C.the structure of an idiom is to a large extent unchangeable
    • D.the constituents of an idiom cannot be deleted or added to
  27. The rhetorical device of alliteration is used in the idiom____.

    • A.toil and moil
    • B.wear and tear
    • C.hustle and bustle
    • D.bag and baggage
  28. He is a hard businessman.The above sentence has ambiguity due to____.

    • A.polysemy
    • B.homonymy
    • C.antonymy
    • D.grammatical structure
  29. ____is used as context clue in the following sentence: It's just one more incredible result of the development of microprocessors—those tiny parts of a computer commonly known as “silicon chips”.

    • A.Antonymy
    • B.Synonymy
    • C.Explanation
    • D.Word structure
  30. Many familiar words have different meanings, when they are used in different contexts. Study the following sentences carefully and decide in which sentence fix means "predicamenf".

    • A.Janet is in a terrible fix!
    • B.The drug addict was desperate fix.
    • C.If you bring over your bicycle, I'll fix it for you.
    • D.When the radio signal comes on again,I'll take a fix on our position.
  31. The word silly used to mean “happy”,but now means “foolish”. This example shows____of meaning.

    • A.extension
    • B.narrowing
    • C.degradation
    • D.transfer
  32. Which of the following words has NOT undergone narrowing of meaning?

    • A.voyage: journey->journey by water
    • B.box: container made of boxwood—>any container
    • C.starve: die->die from hunger
    • D.girl: young person of either sex->female young person
  33. Purse for “money”,dish for “food” are all instances of____transfer.

    • A.abstract
    • B.subjective
    • C.associated
    • D.objective
  34. When a word is coined, it is always monosemic.But in the course of development, the same symbol must be used to express more meanings. The result is____.

    • A.polysemy
    • B.homonymy
    • C.synonymy
    • D.antonymy
  35. In the sense relations, the words right and write belong to____.

    • A.perfect homonyms
    • B.homographs
    • C.homophones
    • D.homolog
  36. As a result of____—one of the sources of synonyms, gain the upper hand becomes the synonym of win.

    • A.borrowing
    • B.dialects and regional English
    • C.figurative and euphemistic use of words
    • D.coincidence with idiomatic expressions
  37. From much money, many books, we can see that even in the same language the same____can be expressed in different words.

    • A.reference
    • B.concept
    • C.motivation
    • D.type
  38. Associative meaning comprises the following types EXCEPT____.

    • A.connotative meaning
    • B.affective meaning
    • C.conceptual meaning
    • D.collocative meaning
  39. ____explains the connection between the literal sense and figurative sense of a word.

    • A.Onomatopoeic motivation
    • B.Morphological motivation
    • C.Semantic motivation
    • D.Etymological motivation
  40. Of the following prefixes,____is a prefix of degree.

    • A.un-(unwrap)
    • B.super- (superfreeze)
    • C.pseudo- (pseudo-friend)
    • D.anti- (anti-nuclear)
  41. Which of the following words is NOT a compound?

    • A.honey-bee
    • B.without
    • C.clockwise
    • D.blueprint
  42. Which of the following is a stem in the word internationalists?

    • A.inter
    • B.nation
    • C.al
    • D.ist
  43. The expansion of vocabulary in modem English depends chiefly on____.

    • A.borrowing
    • B.semantic change
    • C.word-formation
    • D.blending
  44. Root words like man, earth, anger are also called____.

    • A.allomorphs
    • B.free morphemes
    • C.basic words
    • D.bound morphemes
  45. There are____morphemes in the words collection, idealistic, prisoner.

    • A.3
    • B.6
    • C.7
    • D.8
  46. New words or expressions like astrobiology, earthrise, open heart surgery come into present-day English vocabulary due to____.

    • A.the growth of globalization
    • B.social, economic and political changes
    • C.rapid growth of science and technology
    • D.the influence of other cultures and languages
  47. English words may fall into content words and functional words by____.

    • A.notion
    • B.use frequency
    • C.origin
    • D.form
  48. The Indo-European is made up of most of the languages of the following areas EXCEPT____.

    • A.Europe
    • B.the Mediterranean
    • C.the Near East
    • D.India
  49. In the 9th century, England was invaded by Norwegian and Danish Vikings and many____words came into the English language.

    • A.Celtic
    • B.Latin
    • C.Scandinavian
    • D.Greek
  50. The definition of a word comprises the following points EXCEPT____.

    • A.a sound unity
    • B.a unit of meaning
    • C.the smallest form of a language
    • D.a form that can function alone in a sentence
  51. Lexicology is a branch of linguistics, inquiring into the origins and____of words.

    • A.sounds
    • B.meanings
    • C.Forms
    • D.spellings