Creating Neologisms in Journalism

By borrowing words from other languages and incorporating them into the text

By combining two existing words to form a new word, such as 'smog' (correct)

By shifting word meaning, for example, using verbs as adjectives to develop new meanings

By adding suffixes or prefixes to create new words, like the use of '-gate' to designate a scandal

By employing prefixes or suffixes to create new legal terminology, such as the use of '-gate' to designate legal scandals

By borrowing words from French, such as 'frustrating' and 'claim'

By using adjectives that stand behind the nouns they modify, such as 'court martial'

Through derivatives with the 'ee' suffix denoting a person as a recipient of action, like 'expellee' (correct)

Stylistics is claimed to be of value in creative writing programs and in professional, academic, or technical writing development (correct)

Stylistics is not claimed to have any value in teaching literature

Stylistics can only be used in creative writing programs but not in professional or technical writing development

Stylistics can only be applied in professional, academic, or technical writing development but not in teaching literature