Quiz #2

Due by 2:30pm on 1 October 2021, this quiz covers material from chapter 2 of the textbook (and the slides from Friday, 24 September).

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The following are simplified forms of several words in Kanien'kéha (a.k.a. Mohawk), an Iroquoian language.

1. Based on the above, identify the morphemes for “I,” “he,” and “you,” the morphemes for present and future tense, and the stem for the verb “hunt.”(Required)

(3 points)

2. If the stem for the verb “wash” is -anohare-, how would you write “He washes” in Kanien’kéha?(Required)

(1 point)

3. In Kanien’kéha, verbs may be negated by adding the prefix te- to the beginning of the word. How would you write “You do not wash” in Kanien’kéha?(Required)

(1 point)

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