This is the study of phrases, clauses, and sentences
What is syntax
100
According to your book, a child can speak and understand English "with relative facility" by this age.
What is five years old.
100
un- is this type of morpheme.
What is derivational
100
These languages no longer have a speaker.
What is a dead language.
100
IPA stands for this
What is International Phonetic Alphabet
200
In English, this ordering allows us to say "the big house" but not "the house big."
What is left to right ordering
200
A word that a child made up and uses to refer to something is called this.
What is a protoword
200
The plural suffix -s is this type of morpheme.
What is inflectional.
200
English is not a SOV language. Instead, it is this type of language.
What is SVO.
200
Vowels are described in these physical dimensions.
What are tongue height, frontness, lip rounding, and tenseness.
300
When counting nouns, a person is aware of these two categories.
What count and non-count nouns.
300
There is this type of syllable structure in all languages
What is CV
300
Nouns are not closed, but they are this.
What is open.
Nouns are an open class.
300
If this hemisphere is damaged as an adult, the adult will most likely have trouble speaking.
What is the left hemisphere.
300
Vowel nasalization occurs before this type of consonant.
What is a nasal
400
The sentence "The children laughed at the clown" has these phrases
What is noun phrase, verb phrase, and prepositional phrase.
400
When a vowel is inserted into a word, it is called this.
What is epenthesis OR vowel insertion.
400
can/could, shall/should, will/would , etc. are these types of verbs.
What are modal verbs.
400
This acquired disorder is due to cortical damage.
What is aphasia.
400
cat and sat are this type of pair.
What is a minimal pair.
500
This type of question is placed at the end of a declarative sentence.
What is a tag question
500
Like an adult, a child can signal questions with this.
What is intonation.
500
This is a word formed from the names of the first letter(s) the prominent syllables of a word. (Not acronym)
(You do not say the names of the prominent syllables in acronyms.)
What is an abbreviation
500
If I say the voiceless sounds p,t,k you think of these three letters.
What are voiced b,d,g.
500
The /b/ and /p/ are in this type of variation for Korean speakers.