Unit quiz: Who does what, where, and for whom

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Question 1

A learner says magazine cannot be accusative because its spelling is unchanged. What corrects the analysis?Case can be present without a distinct visible ending.Only visibly changed nouns can be grammatical objects.

Question 2

A route map places the traveler halfway to the library. Which claim overstates the map?The library is the traveler’s goal.The traveler is already inside the library.

Question 3

A partner offers to lend a book, but your obstacle is a busy schedule. Which reply fits?Use the absence-of-time model.Use the absence-of-book model because all absence claims are interchangeable.

Question 4

A sketch shows a book moving from the speaker to Anna. Which analysis is correct?Anna is the transferred object; book is recipient.Book is direct object; Anna is recipient.

Question 5

Can writing to Anna with a pen name both an addressee and an implement?Yes: dative and instrumental mark distinct relations.No: writing can have only one associated participant.

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