How does the structure of Night of the Scorpion contribute to its effect?

What does the scorpion symbolize in the poem?

Which of the following best describes Nissim Ezekiel’s poetic style as reflected in Night of the Scorpion?

What literary device is used in the line "The peasants came like swarms of flies"?

What is the central theme of Nissim Ezekiel’s poem Night of the Scorpion?

What is polysemy?

Identify the word formation technique in which a word is shortened to one of its part

An affix that is attached at the beginning of a root word is called:

What is a free morpheme?

In rapid speech, certain sounds are omitted. It is called:

In yes / no question sentence, which tone is used?

Weak form of a word is pronounce when:

In the compound word myself, which sound receives an accent?

Among the following words, pick out an example for initial consonant cluster

How many syllables in the word Britain?

The word with one syllable is called:

How do we define the ending sound in the word ring?

The initial sound in the word thin is a:

Among the following, which one is a bilabial sound?

Pick out the correct transcription from the following

IPA stands for

Two or more words spelled alike, but differ in meaning is called:

If a phoneme variation does not bring meaning change, it is called:

How many diphthongs are in English?

In the word eight, the initial sound is

When a shift occurs from one vowel sound to another, it is:

The cardinal vowels are systematized by:

Open vowels are when the tongue is :

The front vowels are produced when:

In producing vowel sounds, there will be:

The phonemic symbol of the initial sound in the word “you” is

Identify the sound in which the vocal cords act as the active articulator?

Among the following, which one is a plosive sound?

In producing the /f/ sound , the passive articulator is:

Among the following, which one is an active articulator?

Nasal sounds are produced when:

The voiced sounds are produced when:

Where are the vocal cords situated

Which are the three main air-stream mechanisms for the production of speech sounds?

The theory that argues that language is evolved from the grunts, groans and snorts of people

The open endedness of language is a feature that refers to:

What is code switching?

If a unit of language is longer than a sentence, it is:

Syntax refers to:

A signifier refers to:

What is creolisation?

According to Saussure the rules or the system that form a language is:

Synchronic and diachronic approaches were introduced by:

A polyglot is:

The ability to use two languages is: