Semantic relations of words

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Semantic relations of words


Froggy Jumps Semantic relations of wordsVersion en ligne Semantic relations of words par Juliette S 1 What is the main difference between synonymy and polysemy? a Synonyms are words with multiple meanings, while polysemous words are identical in meaning b Synonyms have similar meanings, while polysemous words have multiple related meanings c Synonymy refers to words that sound the same, while polysemy refers to words with opposite meanings 2 Which of the following pairs are synonyms? a Happy – Joyful b Chair – Furniture c Light – Dark 3 The word "bank" can mean both a financial institution and the side of a river. What does this illustrate? a Homonymy b Polysemy c Metonymy 4 What is the key difference between homonyms and polysemous words? a Homonyms have different meanings and origins, while polysemous words have related meanings b Homonyms have the same meaning but different pronunciations c Polysemous words are always spelled differently. 5 The word "bat" (as in an animal and a sports tool) is an example of: a Polysemy b Homonymy c Metonymy 6 Which of the following is an example of a metaphor? a "The classroom is a jungle." b "The White House issued a statement." c "I bought a new set of wheels." 7 Why is metaphor important in language? a It allows people to express abstract ideas through familiar concepts. b It makes language more difficult to understand. c It is only used in literature, not in everyday communication. 8 What is a hyponym? a A word that is more specific than a general term (e.g., "rose" for "flower"). b A word that sounds the same as another but has a different meaning. c A word that has opposite meanings in different contexts. 9 Which of the following words has a broad denotation but different connotations in various contexts? a "Dog" (as an animal and as a slang term for a person) b "Table" (as a furniture item) c "Gravity" (as a scientific concept) 10 In the sentence "The cat is on the mat," what is the referent of "the cat"? a The actual cat being talked about in the real world b Any cat in general c The idea of "cat" as defined in a dictionary

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What is the main difference between synonymy and polysemy?

Which of the following pairs are synonyms?

The word "bank" can mean both a financial institution and the side of a river. What does this illustrate?

What is the key difference between homonyms and polysemous words?

The word "bat" (as in an animal and a sports tool) is an example of:

Which of the following is an example of a metaphor?

Why is metaphor important in language?

What is a hyponym?

Which of the following words has a broad denotation but different connotations in various contexts?

In the sentence "The cat is on the mat," what is the referent of "the cat"?