Changing the Structure of Words in Order to Reflect Their

question 12

Multiple Choice

Changing the structure of words in order to reflect their grammatical role (e.g. dog → dogs, give → gave) is known as

• A) Inflectional morphology
• B) Derivational morphology
• C) Syntactic morphology
• D) Grammatical morphology

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Definitions:

Tactile Corpuscle

A type of mechanoreceptor found in the dermal papillae, particularly in the fingertips and lips, sensitive to light touch and vibrations.

Lamellated Corpuscle

A nerve ending that is sensitive to pressure and vibration, found in the skin and certain other tissues.

Ruffini Ending

Ruffini endings are skin receptors that detect stretch, deformation within joints, and warmth, playing a significant role in proprioception and thermoreception.

Color-Blind

A condition characterized by an inability to distinguish between certain colors, typically resulting from a deficiency or absence of color-sensitive cells in the eye.