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30. A jersey, the foot of a mountain, China are instances of
                            a) metonymy;
                            b) metaphor;
                            c) broadening of meaning.
                            31. A unit of fixed context like small talk, small change, in the
                            nick of time where
                            one component is phraseologically bound in its meaning and the
                            other
                            determines the context is called
                            a) a motivated idiom;
                            b) a demotivated idiom;
                            c) a phraseme.
                            32. Waterproof, kissproof are examples of
                            a) root;
                            b) suffix;
                            c) semi-affix.
                            33. The leading semantic component in the semantic structure of a
                            word is called
                            a) denotative component;
                            b) connotative component;
                            c) contextual component
                            34. Light-mindedness, honey-mooner, newcomer belong to
                            a) syntactic compounds;
                            b) derivational compounds;
                            c) morphological compounds.
                            35. Senior (Lat)-sir (Fr), defence-fence, shirt-skirt are
                            a) translation loans;
                            b) etymological doublets;
                            c) international words.
                            36.Which among the words below belong to the Indo-European
                            element of lexis?
                            a) day, night, be, star, son, new;
                            b) bird, boy, daisy, always;
                            c) bone, sea, ship, tell, summer.













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