Quiz.

Question 10: All synonyms can replace each other in any context.

Question 2: Sense relations hold between words. Which of the following is NOT one of them?

Question 13: What is a characteristic of gradable antonyms?

Question 1: What is collocation?

Question 3: Which pair best illustrates loose synonymy rather than strict synonymy?

Question 12: Which is NOT a type of antonymy?

Question 17: Why is strict synonymy considered uneconomical in language?

Question 14: Among the following pairs, which one best exemplifies antonymy (oppositeness)?

Question 11: Which pair does not qualify as a gradable antonym?

Question 9: What type of antonym is illustrated by: "She gave the book and he received it"?

Question 18: According to the document, what is the main reason for the abundance of synonyms in English?

Question 19: Which of the following is an example of using a negative prefix to create an antonym?

Question 4: Which of the following pairs reflects dialectal synonymy within British English?

Question 8: Which word class has the most antonyms in English?

Question 16: Which of the following words is polysemous?

Question 6: Which of the following statements is incorrect?

Question 5: Most of synonyms are loose synonyms.

Question 20: In any dictionary, more synonyms are given than antonyms.

Question 15: Antonyms always belong to different word classes.

Question 7: Which synonym pair shows difference in formality level?