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Question 1

Defined as the process of creating new words

Answer 1

Word formation

Question 2

Other term for word formation

Answer 2

Morphological process

Question 3

Purpose of word formation

Answer 3

To enrich students’ vocabulary

Question 4

A word formation shortened while retaining the meaning of the original word.

Answer 4

Clipping

Question 5

4 types of clipping

Answer 5

Initial clipping, medial/middle clipping, final clipping, and complex clipping

Question 6

A type of clipping wherein the front is removed

Answer 6

Initial clipping

Question 7

A type of clipping wherein the middle letters of a word is removed.

Answer 7

Medial/middle clipping

Question 8

A type of clipping wherein the last part of a word is removed.

Answer 8

Final clipping

Question 9

A type of clipping where letters from 2 words related to each other are removed to shorten it.

Answer 9

Complex clipping

Question 10

Parts of two or more words put together

Answer 10

Blending

Question 11

Two or more words joined together

Answer 11

Compounding

Question 12

6 types of compounding

Answer 12

noun-noun, adjective-noun, noun-verb, verb-noun, verb-verb, and adjective-verb

Question 13

Initial letters of phrases, pronounced as one word

Answer 13

Acronym

Question 14

New words are formed from initial letters and it is pronounced per letter

Answer 14

Abbreviation

Question 15

A change in a word or phrase resulting from the replacement of an unfamiliar form by a more familiar one.

Answer 15

Folk etymology

Question 16

2 types of word orders

Answer 16

Natural/normal word order and inverted word order

Question 17

6 types of word formation

Answer 17

Clipping, blending, compounding, abbreviation, acronym, and folk etymology

Question 18

A type of word order where the subject of the verb comes before the verb and the predicate.

Answer 18

Natural/normal word order

Question 19

A type of word order where the verb comes before the subject

Answer 19

Inverted word order

Question 20

Indicate a sequence of actions or ideas in the paragraphs.

Answer 20

Sequence signals

Question 21

Presents information to readers in an unbiased manner

Answer 21

Informative

Question 22

4 process of informative writing

Answer 22

Straightforward, provide new knowledge, explains a process, and develops a concept

Question 23

5 structures of informative writing

Answer 23

Description, Sequence, Cause and effect, Comparison and contrast, and Problem and solution

Question 24

Style of writing in a reporting that relies on fact and pieces of evidence.

Answer 24

Journalistic writing

Question 25

Defined as a wide variety of imaginative and creative writing

Answer 25

Literary writing

Question 26

Performance groups that recite speeches in unison

Answer 26

Speech choir

Question 27

2 types of speech choir

Answer 27

Conventional and dynamic

Question 28

A type of speech choir that simply speaks without any movement and just stands there on the stage.

Answer 28

Conventional

Question 29

A type of speech choir that moves within the choreography and is usually dramatic

Answer 29

Dynamic

Question 30

Dynamic is not required to use props or choreography, while Conventional does. True or False

Answer 30

False

Question 31

9 types of elements

Answer 31

Members, pieces, movements/facial expressions, costumes, voice quality, number of voices, staging, tempo, and pitch

Question 32

Typically chosen based on natural voice (speech choir)

Answer 32

Members

Question 33

Refers to gestures or choreography (speech choir)

Answer 33

Movements/facial expressions

Question 34

It can be solo or unison (speech choir)

Answer 34

Number of voices

Question 35

Rate of speed (speech choir)

Answer 35

Tempo