Extra-
Phonology
Morphology
Lexis
General
100

Which tribe did not found  any kingdom?

Frisians

100

Name short vowels of OE

a, o, e, i, u, y, æ

100

The category of case for OE noun was represented by the following cases:

Nominative, Genetive, Dative, and Accusative

100

There were ... layers of Latin borrowings

3

100

the classification of languages based on language evolution and relatedness of languages

genetic

200

Later both parties established ..., splitting the country along a line roughly from London to Chester, giving the Norsemen control over the north and east and the Anglo-Saxons the south and west.

the Danelaw

200

chain shift of the three series of plosives which explains the common origin of Lat. cardio and Eng. heart

The First Consonant Shift (Grimm's Law)

200

Categories of OE adjectives

declension, degrees of comparison, gender, case, and number

200

OE ‘beran’ is of ... origin

Proto-Indo-European

200

notional parts of speech

nouns, adjectives, verbs, pronouns, adverbs, and numerals

300

Julius Caesar led the Romans into Britain for the first time in ..., but they did not settle there permanently until .... when Emperor Claudius dispatched a far better-equipped army to subdue the ferocious British Celts.

55 BC/43 AD

300

a spontaneous, positionally independent alteration of vowels inhabited by the Germanic languages from the Common Indo-European period

Ablaut

300

Nouns are ... and verbs are ... to create paradigms 

declined/conjugated

300

bānhūs, formed by merging "bān" (bone) and "hūs" (house) is an example of 

kenning 

300

Name the oldest surviving Old English literature

Cædmon's Hymn

400

year 597

introduction of Christianity

400

the tendency of phonetic assimilation of the root vowel to the vowel of the ending, as in modern English ‘man – men, goose - geese’ etc

Umlaut

400

... verbs form their past tense using a dental suffix (-d or -t), and the vowel in the stem changes often changes even in the present tense

Preterite-present verbs
400

Name the type of semantic change:


bird

from a small flying animal

to bird of any kind

widening

400

Name the genre of Cynewulf and Judith

Christian poetry

500

Name Anglo-Saxon kingdoms

Northumbria, East Anglia, Mercia, Kent, Wessex, Essex, Sussex

500

... - the process of formation of a short diphthong from a single short vowel when it is followed by a specific consonant cluster [2].

Breaking

500

Which case in the OE period was an amalgam of several Proto-IE cases?

Dative

500

Name the type of semantic change:

pretty/prættig

from cunning, crafty, clever

to fine, pleasing

Amelioration

500

Nouns with vocalic stems belong to a ... declension and those with consonant stems - to a ... declension.

strong/weak

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