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UNIT 41
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1The Celts arrived and settled in Britain in...
- A4000 BC
- B3000 BC
- C2000 BC
- D1000 BC
2In this context, soon after the conquest of the [blank_start]Gaul[blank_end] (region of western Europe comprising [blank_start]France[blank_end], Belgium and other regions), the most natural goal for the Romans was Britain. Nonetheless, the first expedition under [blank_start]Julius Caesar[blank_end]’s rule transcended into history as a failure due to adverse [blank_start]climatic[blank_end] conditions and the unexpected fierceness of natives’ [blank_start]resistance[blank_end].
- AGaul
- BFrance
- CJulius Caesar
- Dclimatic
- Eresistance
3The official start of the Roman conquest was in...
- A41 AD
- B43 AD
- C45 AD
- D47 AD
4Consequences of Roman conquest:
- Setting their capital in [blank_start]London[blank_end]. Romans founded several cities with a Roman aesthetic, including public [blank_start]baths[blank_end], squares, t[blank_start]emples[blank_end] and theaters.
- Construction of [blank_start]highways[blank_end] and roads.
- [blank_start]Christianization[blank_end] of Britian, leading to the construction of churches and schools.
- [blank_start]Latin[blank_end] was established as the official language.- ALondon
- Bbaths
- Cemples
- Dhighways
- EChristianization
- FLatin
5OLD ENGLISH PERIOD:
The first period took place when the Romans inhabited with the [blank_start]Celts[blank_end] in Britain.- ACelts
6OLD ENGLISH PERIOD:
The second period, of greater influence, had to do with the Christianization of Britain.- AVerdadero
- BFalso
7OLD ENGLISH PERIOD: early influence
- Abishop, church
- Bschool, grammar
- Csock, silk
- Dpear, oyster
- Ecreed, demon
- Fcucumber, pine
- Gcancer, paralysis
- Htiger, camel
- Imajesty, minister
- Jmiracle, faith
8OLD ENGLISH PERIOD: Benedict Reform
- Abishop, church
- Bschool, grammar
- Csock, silk
- Dpear, oyster
- Ecreed, demon
- Fcucumber, pine
- Gcancer, paralysis
- Htiger, camel
- Imajesty, minister
- Jmiracle, faith
9MIDDLE ENGLISH PERIOD:
- Abishop, church
- Bcreed, demon
- Ccucumber, pine
- Dcancer, paralysis
- Emajesty, minister
- Fmiracle, faith
- Ghomicide
- Hindex, genius
- Imorphine, proteins
- Jcurriculum, contents
10MODERN ENGLISH PERIOD:
- Abishop, church
- Bcancer, paralysis
- Cmajesty, minister
- Dmiracle, faith
- Ehomicide
- Findex, genius
- Gmorphine, proteins
- Hcurriculum, contents
- Ienergy, relativity
- Jegocentric
11The Norman Conquest included indirect influence by means of the acquisition of [blank_start]French[blank_end] vocabulary, but also a large number of words directly borrowed from Latin as well.
- AFrench
12ENGLISH - FRENCH - LATIN
time - [blank_start]age[blank_end] - [blank_start]epoch[blank_end]
ask - [blank_start]question[blank_end] - [blank_start]interrogate[blank_end]
[blank_start]holy[blank_end] - [blank_start]sacred[blank_end] - consecrated
rise - [blank_start]mount[blank_end] - [blank_start]ascend[blank_end]- Aage
- Bepoch
- Cquestion
- Dinterrogate
- Eholy
- Fsacred
- Gmount
- Hascend
13By the [blank_start]16[blank_end]th century, modern languages faced 3 main problems.
- To being with, they lacked [blank_start]recognition[blank_end] in most fields, given that Latin had been supreme for centuries.
- In addition, the need of establishing a uniform [blank_start]orthography[blank_end] was becoming urgent.
- Finally, they required an [blank_start]enrichment[blank_end] of vocabulary to overcome the strong tradition that sanctioned Latin as the language of [blank_start]knowledge[blank_end].- A16
- Brecognition
- Corthography
- Denrichment
- Eknowledge
14During the [blank_start]17[blank_end]th century, English still acquired a great number of new words, most of them borrowed from [blank_start]Latin[blank_end]. They were, however, not accepted by everybody. The new borrowings were considered extremely obscure and learned, and their use a sign of [blank_start]pedantry[blank_end]. Thus, they came to be known as “[blank_start]inkhorn[blank_end] terms”, a designation adopted to ridicule them.
- A17
- BLatin
- Cpedantry
- Dinkhorn
15The [blank_start]18[blank_end]th century is considered to be the last period of Latin influence. By that time, there was a great concern about the [blank_start]purity[blank_end] of language. A general fear prevailed that English could be ruined by the intrusion of foreign words, especially [blank_start]French[blank_end]. That prevented further influence via borrowings until the developments of scientific and technical innovations from the [blank_start]19[blank_end]th century.
- A18
- BFrench
- Cpurity
- D19
16Latinisms may be defined as linguistic loans from another language towards Latin.
- AVerdadero
- BFalso
17circus, bacteria or monastery are ________ Latinisms.
- Aenriched
- Bcontaminated
Información
- Descripción
- Oposiciones (UNIT 41. ROMAN CONQUEST. INFLUENCE OF LATIN) OPOSICIONES 2023 Test sobre UNIT 41, creado por Miriam González Cano el 28/04/2023.
- Autor
- Miriam González Cano
- Idioma
- Español
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