Lexical Relations Quiz 3 (30 MCQs)

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1. Knight, night; buy, by, bye; marry, merry, are examples of
2. Take a risk
3. What distinguishes a metaphor from a simile?
4. Rain-( water from sky)Rein-(bridle )
5. I had to park on the shoulder of the road.
6. . Hurry/Rush
7. The book is on the table.The table is under the book.
8. What are semantic features?
9. Damp/moist
10. Opposite makes sense only in the context of the relationship between the two meanings.
11. Get (to take)-get (to become)
12. The word mine has two meanings, but the same sound. What is this lexical relationship?
13. HANDSOME X UGLY
14. Using hyperonyms is specially useful for cross-cultural communication
15. Ball-toy is an example of:
16. Move/run
17. (Shout it out loud) is an example of
18. Synonyms are usually context-free
19. How can context influence the interpretation of a statement?
20. Peace/ piece are examples of
21. Which of these are synonyms?
22. "Car" is a meronym of "wheel"
23. The lexical relation between "Move" and "Run" is .....
24. Lengthen-Shorten
25. What does categorization refer to in the context of language?
26. How does the use of euphemisms affect communication?
27. Lexical meaning studies:
28. Duck (animal)-duck (lower the head)
29. Set of words that has the same or nearly the same meaning in some or all senses
30. What is a converse relationship between lexemes?