Unit 1: Frames 1-206 Flashcards

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1
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words in English that are usually derived from Greek or Latin

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content words

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2
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in general, short words which serve as cement to hold content words together; usually difficult to provide meanings to these words

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function words

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3
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recent, emphasis, high, interests, and rates are examples of ________ _____

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content words

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4
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with, the, and on are examples of __________ _____

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function words

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5
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  1. _____ ______ is descended from a language spoken by the 2. ______ and the 3. ________
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  1. modern English
  2. Angles
  3. Saxons
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6
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the earliest form for which we have written records is called 1. ______-______ (or 2. ___ _______), the form of the language from 3. ____-_____C.E.

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  1. Anglo-Saxon
  2. Old English
  3. 400-1100
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the 1. ______-_____ language came from the 2. ______, 3. _______ and the 4. _______ who 5. ________ to 6. ______ when the 7. ____ sacked Rome, causing Rome to w/draw from 8. _______

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  1. Anglo-Saxon
  2. Angles
  3. Jutes
  4. Saxons
  5. immigrated
  6. England
  7. Alaric
  8. England
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8
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King Ethelbert of Kent is the first 1. _____-______ king to become Christian in 2. _. ____ __

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  1. Anglo-Saxon

2. c. 600 C.E.

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9
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Ethelbert’s conversion brought w/ it the 1. ________ of W. European Christians, 2. ____ (along with 3. ____)

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  1. language
  2. Latin
  3. Greek
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10
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The form used from 1. 1100-______ CE was 2. _____ ________

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1500

2. Middle English

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11
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The 1. ________, who invaded and conquered England in 2. _____, established 3. _______, the lang of the Normans, as the lang of administration. At this point 4. ____ words from 5. ______ 6. ____ the 7. _______ _________.

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  1. Normans
  2. 1066
  3. French
  4. many
  5. French
  6. enter
  7. English language
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12
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  1. ______ ________ takes place from 2. ______-______ C.E.
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  1. Modern English

2. 1500-present

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13
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one important moment in the history of the English lang was the introduction of the 1. ________ _____ to England by 2. _______ ______ in 3. _____ C.E.

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  1. printing press
  2. William Caxton
  3. 1476 CE
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14
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Modern English has Anglo-Saxon ________

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structure

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15
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structure depends partly on 1. _______ words and 2. ____ _______

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  1. function

2. word order

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16
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minimum units of meaning

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morphemes

17
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a morpheme that occurs at the front of a word

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prefix

18
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the morpheme to which a prefix is added is called the _____

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base

19
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a morpheme often has variant forms depending on what base it is attached to

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allomorphs

20
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a morpheme w/ no clear meaning

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empty morpheme

21
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a) re=back in repel
b) re=again in resume
c) but what about “re” respect and require?? what is c) an example of?

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an empty morpheme

22
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a meaning can be assigned to it (what type of morpheme is this?)

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full morpheme

23
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“re” in repel is an example of a ____ _________

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full morpheme

24
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has the effect of strengthening the meaning of the base

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intensifying morpheme

25
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con and com are examples of ________ ___________

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intensifying morphemes

26
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a morpheme that comes at the end of a word

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suffix

27
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origin

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etymology

28
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a dagger before meanings is now _______

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obsolete