MCQ Bank
‘please’ is the example of.
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Artifacts are objects used to convey nonverbal messages about self-concept, image, mood, feeling or style.
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A sentence in a business letter should have 5 to 30 words.
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Oral communication is best for permanent record.
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There are four types of nonverbal messages.
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The inflection of the in the Germanic languages is much simpler than it was in Indo - European times.
- A) Verb
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Two streams mingle in Old English literature: the pagan and the .
- A) Christian
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�A History of the English Language� was written by .
- A) Albert C. Baugh
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Norsemen and Normans were in origin.
- A) Scandinavian
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�Who� and �Which� existed in the Old English but were indefinite or interrogative not relatives.
- A) Pronouns
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Chose the best option. Old English vocabulary appropriate to literature and learning dies out and was replaced later by words borrowed from .
- A) French and Latin
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What is tone age?
- A) stone used as weapons
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The most influential factor in the rise of English was the importance of London as the capital of England.
- A) Standard
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Choose the correct option. �A History of the English Language� was written by .
- A) Albert C. Baugh
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Mark the following statements as True or False: There was a great transition in �spelling� from Old English to Middle English.
- A) TRUE
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Adoption of words into the English language took place in the 13 th century.
- A) French
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The French language spread through .
- A) intermarriage
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Choose the best option. Nearly all of Old English literature is preserved in transcribed in this region.
- A) Manuscripts
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Nearly a of the strong verbs in Oxford English died out early in the Middle English period.
- A) third
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Which of the following is NOT the part of Roman conquest?
- A) King James
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