For this section, study the morphological structure provided, and answer the questions that follow. untimelyMorphemes + Baseun      +             time        +                 lyBound / Freea) ____               b) ____                bound     Der / Inflc) ____               ---                             derChange/ Functionadj (opposite)   à         noun  à        d)_____Neutral / Non-neutralneutral                            e) _____               Question 7 of 17 1 PointsSelect the correct answer for b) as presented in the table. A. free B. inflectional C. bound D. non-neutral

Part 3 of 3 - Section CFor this section, study the morphological structure provided, and answer the questions that follow. introductionsMorphemes + Basea) ____        +            b) ___    +    c) ___Bound / Freefree                     bound +    boundDer / Infl-                                       d) ___   +   e) ___Change/ Functionf) ____ à      noun à     g) ____Neutral / Non-neutral-                          h) ___ +        j) ___  Remember that you will be penalised for faulty spelling and grammar.    Question 12 of 17 2 PointsWhat follows is a fill in the blank question with 2 blanks.Write down the answers for d) and e).d)  Blank 1. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.e)  Blank 2. Fill in the blank, read surrounding text.

2. Under which different types can thefollowing changes be classified ?(a) Conversion of milk into yoghurt.(b) Bursting of a cracker.(c) Occurence of an earthquake.(d) Revolution of the earth around thesun.(e) Stretching of a spring.

f a spring has time period T, and is cutinto 𝑛 equal parts, then the time periodof each part will be.(a) 𝑇√𝑛(b) 𝑇/√𝑛(c) 𝑛𝑇(d) 𝑇

Select the correct description of an inflectional suffix. A. An inflectional suffix changes the form and the function (word class) of a base word. B. An inflectional suffix changes the form of a base word, but not the function (word class). C. An inflectional suffix makes no changes to a base word.

give me a list example about Morphology - the study of the formation of words.