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La importancia de no ser chivato/a

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Título del Test:
La importancia de no ser chivato/a

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hola que ase

Fecha de Creación: 2021/08/30

Categoría: Personal

Número Preguntas: 25

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And þā ne mihte hine man ofrīdan. verbal periphrasis. negative sentence. passive construction. progressive construction. subordinate clause.

Choose the appropriate form according to context: Þā ... wǣron Cwēnaland and Swēoland. landa. landum. landas. lands. land. lande.

Choose the appropriate form according to context: Se cyning hæfde ... werod. lytla. lytles. lytlum. lytlas. lytel. lytle.

[græf]. <ɣræv>. <yræv>. <græv>. <jræv>. <græf>. <jræf>. <graef>.

Choose the appropriate form according to context: Þā rād se cyning mid fierde oþ hē ... æt Baddanbyrig. gewicodon. gewicoda. gewicode. gewician. . gewicodest.

Choose the appropriate form according to context: ... þearfan cyning wæs Oswold. Þes. Se. Þǣm. Þæs. Þæt. Þis. Sēo. Þā. Þone.

Choose the appropriate form according to context: Ohthere būde on ðǣm ... . lands. landas. lande. landa. land. landu.

[pɪstol]. <pistɔl>. <pīstol>. <þistol>. <phistol>. <pistol>.

Fæder ūre þū þe eart on heofonum, sīe þīn nama gehālgod. to becume þīn rīce, gewurþe ðīn willa, on eorðan swā swā on heofonum. weak, accusative, masculine, plural. strong, dative, masculine, singular. strong, genitive, masculine, plural. weak, genitive, masculine, singular. weak, nominative, feminine, singular. weak, dative, feminine, singular. weak, dative/nom, masculine, singular. strong, nominative, masculine, singular.

[hæərɣ]. <χearg>. <hearç>. <hearj>. <hearʤ>. <hearg>. <χearj>. <χearʤ>.

Choose the correct case of the underlined, in bold word: gewurþe ðīn willa on eorðan swā swā on ...heofonum... accusative. dative. nominative. genitive.

[sɛʤɑn]. <sɛcgan>. <sekjan>. <secgan>. <sēdjan>. <sedjan>. <sɛcjan>. <sekjan>.

Choose the best description for the underlined, in bold clause in the following sentence: Gif hē Godes man sīe, ...fylgað gē him... SOV in subordinate clause. relative sentence. VSO imperative construction. OVS in main clause. SVO in main clause. impersonal sentence. VO imperative construction with no subject.

Choose the best description for the following sentence: Wǣre þū tōdæg on huntnoþe?. OVS question construction with no inversion. OVS question construction with simple inversion (no aux). OVS question construction with aux. VSO question construction with no inversion (no aux). VSO question construction with simple inversion.

Choose the correct transcription for the following Old English word: <fæger> (‘fair’). fæjɛr. fæɤɛr. fædʒɛr. fæ:dʒɛr. fæ:jɛr. fæʒɛr. fægɛr.

English has become a global language due to…. its linguistic characteristics (lack of inflections, cosmopolitan vocabulary). historical and political factors. historical factors. political factors. only linguistic and historical factors.

Choose the appropriate form according to context: Se cyning sende … disc þǣm þærfum. a. Þis. b. Þone. c. Þā. d. Þes. f. Þast. g. Sēo.

Choose the correct case of the underlined in bold word: gewurþe ðin willa on eorðan swā on heofonum. a. Dative. b. Nominative. c. Genitive. e. Accusative.

Choose the correct transcription for the following Old English word: <forca> (‘fork’). [fortʃɑ]. [forχɑ]. [fɔrɤɑ]. [fɔrtʃɑ]. [fo:rkɑ]. [forkɑ]. [fɔrkɑ].

Choose the appropriate form according to context: þū ... þǣt wīf. Gelufod. Lufodon. Lufian. Lufodest. Lufode.

Choose the correct transcription for the following Old English word: <gylt> (‘guilt’). [jɪlt]. [jɤlt]. [jɤ:lt]. [ɤʏlt]. [gi:lt]. [dʒʏlt]. [gɪlt]. [gʏlt].

How would the transcribed word [freə:zɑn] (‘to freeze’) have been spelled in OE?. <frǣsan>. <frēsan>. <frēoʃan>. <frēozan>. <frēosan>. <frēasan>. <frēaʃan>.

Choose the appropriate form according to context: Se biscop ofsnāþ (‘killed’) … cyning. Þǣm. Þæs. Þā. Þone. Þæt. Se. Þǣre.

Choose the correct transcription for the following OE word: <frēondlīc> (‘friendly’). [frə:ndli:tʃ]. [fre:ndli:g]. [fre:əndli:k]. [fre:əndli:g]. [fre:ndli:tʃ]. [frɛ:əndli:tʃ]. [fre:əndlɪtʃ]. [fre:əndli:tʃ].

How would the transcribed word [θo:χt] (‘thought’) have been spelled in OE?. <θōht>. <thōt>. <thouht>. <ðōht>. <þōht>. <þought>.

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