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File 6.2.4: Semantic Relationships
File 6.2.4: Semantic Relationships
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Module 4 -Content 1
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1
Mark the pairs which present converses.
Husband– wife
Student– teacher
Cat - feline
Student – dormitory
2
Two words are synonymous if they have exactly the same referent.
True
False
3
The meanings of antonymous words must be related, but at the same time, they should ______ each other.
Complement
Contrast with
Include
Account of
4
Which pairs are examples of binary antonyms (negating one presents the other).
Dead– alive
Good - bad
Legal– illegal
5
Choose the true hyponym-hypernym pair
Pigeon – bird
Whale – fish
Book – Volume
Pen – Pencil
6
Which of the following pairs presents converse antonyms?
Employer/employee
Open/close
Expand/contract
White/black
7
The relation of X is a part of Y (as the tow is part of the foot)
Synonymy
Meronymy
Hyponymy
8
Married/unmarried are _____________ antonyms.
Reverse
Complementary/binary
Converse
Gradable
9
Homographs have the same pronunciation but a different spelling.
True
False
10
The words “pigeon” and “ostrich” can be referred as “sister terms” because they
Have the same hypernym
Are antonyms
Are synonyms
Have the same homograph
