DLAB Comprehensive Rule Application 2

Question 1

Study these Prelvak sentences: 'Doru vel.' (Man runs.) 'Fenu vel.' (Woman runs.) 'Doru talo.' (Man sings.) 'Fenu talo.' (Woman sings.) 'Doru mak.' (Man sleeps.) Which means 'The woman sleeps'?

Accepted Answer

Fenu mak.

Answer

Mak fenu.

Answer

Doru mak.

Answer

Fenu vel.

Question 2

From the Telvari examples: 'Nak bren.' (Bird flies.) 'Nak palu.' (Bird swims.) 'Shor bren.' (Fish flies.) 'Shor palu.' (Fish swims.) 'Melu bren.' (Cat flies.) What does 'Melu palu.' mean?

Accepted Answer

Cat swims.

Answer

Cat flies.

Answer

Fish swims.

Answer

Bird swims.

Question 3

In invented language Velkish, all sentences follow Subject-Object-Verb order. Given: 'Talu shor dren.' = 'The woman eats fish.' What does 'Shor talu dren.' mean?

Accepted Answer

The fish eats the woman.

Answer

The woman eats fish.

Answer

The fish swims.

Answer

The woman swims.

Question 4

Observe: Delvori 'Mako vel' = 'The tree bends.' Delvori 'Mako vel-om' = 'The trees bend.' Delvori 'Prenu vel' = 'The fire bends.' What does 'Prenu vel-om' mean?

Accepted Answer

The fires bend.

Answer

The fire bends.

Answer

The trees bend.

Answer

Fires sleep.

Question 5

From these Norvik pairs: 'Brak-al talo.' = 'He sings loudly.' 'Brak-ul talo.' = 'He sang loudly.' 'Fenu-al vel.' = 'She runs now.' What does 'Fenu-ul vel.' mean?

Accepted Answer

She ran.

Answer

She runs now.

Answer

He sang.

Answer

She will run.

Question 6

Invented language data: 'Ven bren shor.' = 'Two fish fly.' 'Tel bren shor.' = 'Three fish fly.' 'Ven mak doru.' = 'Two men sleep.' What does 'Tel mak doru.' mean?

Accepted Answer

Three men sleep.

Answer

Two men sleep.

Answer

Three fish sleep.

Answer

Two fish sleep.