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Part A - Parts of Speech or Word Classes
Name the parts of speech of each word in the sentences below. Then identify the parts of sentence for each one. You may use the following abbreviations:
Part of speech: N. – nouns; Pron. – pronoun; Adj. – adjective; Adv. – adverb; Art.. – article; V. – verb; P. – preposition; Conj. – conjunction; Int. interjection. 
Part of sentence: Sub. – subject; D.O. – direct objet; I.O. – indirect objet; Adjunct.; Pred. – predicative; Compl. – complement.
1) He rode his bike fast along the road.
Part of speech: He (pron.) rode (v) his (pron.) bike (n.) fast(adj) along (prep.) the (determ.) road( noun)
Part of sentence: He (sub) rode (v) his bike (o.i) fast along the road (o.d)
2) My grand-mother usually has lunch at noon.
Past of speech: My (adj) grand-mother (n.) usually( adv.) has (v) lunch (n) at (prep.) noon (n)
Past of sentence: My grand-mother( sub) usually has (v) lunch at noon (o.d) 
3) Those students and their teacher did not like the novel.
Part of speech: Those (pron) students (n) and (conj) their (pron) teacher (n) did (v) not (conj) like (v) the (determ.) novel (n)
Part of sentence: Those students and their teacher (sub) did not like (v) the novel (o.d)
 
4) Her boyfriend sent her some flowers last Saturday
Part of speech: Her (pron) boyfriend(n) sent (v) her (pron) some (adj) flowers(n) last (adv) Saturday (n)
Part of sentence: Her boyfriend (sub) sent (v) her some flowers (o.i) last Saturday(adj)
5) Our younger sister is a very lovely person.
Part of speech: Our (pron.) younger (adj) sister (n) is (v) a(prep) very (adv) lovely (adj) person (n)
Part of sentence: Our younger sister (sub) very (v) lovely person (o.d)
Part B Choose the best answer for each question from 1 to 10.
1) Prepositions, conjunctions and pronouns are free morphemes classified as:
a) ( x) lexical morphemes
b) ( ) grammatical words
c) ( ) functional morphemes
d) ( ) form words
2) Morphemes that represent tense, number (singular x plural), possessive, comparative etc. are called:
a) ( x ) inflectional morphemes
b) ( ) free morphemes
c) ( ) morphs
d) ( ) derivational morphemes
3) There are _______morphemes in the word carelessness.
a) ( x ) three
b) ( ) four
c) ( ) five
d) ( ) six
4) In English, the morphemes un- and dis- are considered:
a) ( X ) prefixes
b) ( ) suffixes
c) ( ) infixes
d) ( ) free morphemes
5) The two following items are examples of free morphemes:
a) ( ) re–, open
b) ( ) –ist, tour 
c) ( ) un–, –ies
d) (X) open, tour 
6) The stem in the word unhappiness is _______.
a) ( ) unhappy
b) ( ) happiness
c) ( X) happy
d) ( ) hap 
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7) Considering the words homework, justify and seafood write T (true) or F (false) for the statements below:
(F) they are all compound words.
(T )homework and seafood are compound words.
(F) justify and seafood are complex words.
(T ) Only justify is a complex word.
A sequência correta formada é:
a – F, T, F, F
b – F, F, T, T
c – F, T, F, T
d – T, T, F, F
8 – Which of the following is the correct division of the English word repaired into morphemes? 
a) ( ) repair-ted
b) ( ) repair-ed
c) (X) rep-air-ed
d) ( ) re-pair-ed 
9 – Considering the word disarrangements, we may say that:
a) ( ) dis- is a free morpheme
b) ( ) -ment is a morpheme which changes verbs into nouns
c) ( X) -s is an inflectional morpheme indicating 3rd person singular 
d) ( ) it is possible to add one more morpheme after s
10 – Write T (true) or F (false) for the statements below:
(T) The morphemes –ize and –fy typically forms verbs.
(F) miss or mis– are different forms of the same morpheme.
(T) the morpheme –(i)an indicates the person who studies or does something, e.g., politician, physician. 
(T) the morphemes in bigger and worker mean the same and have the same function.
The correct sequence formed is:
a – F, F, T, F
b – T, F, T, T
c – F, T, T, F
d – T, F, T, F