Semantics Flashcards

1
Q

True or False

Homographs can be homonyms.

A

True.

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2
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What is an hyponym?

A

Hyponyms are words with many semantic properties in common that are either synonyms nor near synonyms such as RED and WHITE.

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3
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What is an homonym?

A

Two words that are pronounced the same way, but have different meanings.
Example: Bear / Bare

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4
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Identify the roles in this sentence:

Jason rode his horse in the park this morning.

A

Jason: agent
horse: theme
the park: location

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5
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What is a source in thematic role?

a. The means by which an action is performed
b. The natural force that causes a change
c. The place from which an agent originates
d. The place from which an action originates

A

d. The place from which an action originates

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6
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True or false. An antonym is a word with the same or nearly the same meaning.

A

FALSE

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7
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True or false: The words “tale” and “tail” are homographs.

A

FALSE: They are homophones

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8
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Identify the roles in this sentence:

John hates his wife.

A

John: agent

His wife: theme

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9
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Identify the roles in this sentence:

Helene heard Robert play the piano.

A

Helen: EXP

the piano: THEME

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