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Choose right phraseological unit


a) A bull in china shop

b) An elephant in a china shop

c) A bull in a china shop


A bull in a china shop 

1

Choose a Phraseological unit

a) red ribbon

b) blue ribbon

c) white ribbon

d) black ribbon

blue ribbon

1

 "to take a bee in one's bonnet" is


a) Free Word-Group

b) Phraseological unit

c) Non-phraseological word-group

d) None of them

 Free Word-Group

2

 Free Word-Groups are studied by...


a)Phraseology

b) Morphology

c) Syntax

Syntax

2

Choose only a free word-group


a) at least

b) to take place

c) to take lessons

d) by means

 to take lessons

2

From which language did the word phraseology appeared?

a) Latin

b) French

c) Greek

d) German

Greek

3

Who is considered to be the forefather of the theory of phraseology?


a) Vinogradov

b) Shakhmatov A.

c) Charles Bally

d) O. Potebnia

 Charles Bally

3

What features does not a phraseological unit possess?


a) no substitution is possible

b) each of its components preserves its denotational meaning

c) greater structural unity

d) exist in the language side-by-side with separate words

each of its components preserves its denotational meaning

3

Phraseologically, jealousy can be represented as...


a) the green-eyed monster

b) the black-eyed monster

c) the red-eyed monster

d) the yellow-eyed monster

the green-eyed monster

4

Once in a blue moon is


a) Phraseological combination

b) Phraseological fusions

c) Free word group

d) Phraseological unities

Phraseological fusions

4

First Russian phraseoly

 

a) Amosova

b) Vinogradov

c) Smirnitsky

d) Polyvanov

Vinogradov

4

... considering phraseologisms as imaginative, expressive and emotional units of the language


a) I.V. Arnold 

b) N.N. Amosova

c) V.V. Vinogradov

d) A.I. Smirnitsky

I.V. Arnold

5

... are completely non-motivated word groups representing the highest degree of blending together

a) Phraseological combinations
b) Phraseological unities
c) Phraseological fusions

Phraseological fusions

5

.... are partially motivated

a) Phraseological combinations
b) Phraseological unities
c) Phraseological fusions

Phraseological combinations

5

... are partially non-motivated

a) Phraseological combinations
b) Phraseological unities
c) Phraseological fusions

Phraseological unities