English Contains a Large Number of Irregular Derivations (E

question 3

Multiple Choice

English contains a large number of irregular derivations (e.g., "ran," "ate," "mice," "sheep") , we have to list the exceptions separately, hence we can store a general rule and a list of exceptions. This hypothesis is called:

• A)Obligatory decomposition
• B)Full listing
• C)Rank
• D)Auxiliary
• E)Kolb-Whishaw

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Definitions:

Fischer Projection

A method of drawing organic molecules to represent three-dimensional structures on a two-dimensional plane, where horizontal lines indicate bonds projecting out of the plane toward the viewer, and vertical lines indicate bonds projecting into the plane away from the viewer.

D-Fructose

A simple ketonic monosaccharide found in many plants, being one of the components of table sugar and high in sweetness.

Open-Chain Form

A molecular structure of certain compounds not forming a ring, typically referring to the straight or branched configurations of sugars.

Chiral D-Sugars

Sugars that are mirror images of their L-form counterparts and cannot be superimposed on them.