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Quick quiz on basic semantics concepts

by Eugenia Yurquina
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What is semantics the study of?

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What is referential meaning in semantics?

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Which is a hyponym relationship example?

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What is a synonym?

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What defines antonyms?

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What are collocations?

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Which pair are co-hyponyms?

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What is metonymy in this context?

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What is a prototype in semantics?

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What is the difference between referential and associative meaning?

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Semantics focuses on meaning, not form or pronunciation.

Referential meaning is about the literal/reference-based meaning.

Hyponymy: horse (specific) under animal (general).

Synonyms share similar meanings.

Antonyms express contrast in meaning.

Collocations are frequent word pairings or groupings.

Co-hyponyms share a common hypernym (animal).

Metonymy uses a related concept to stand in for another.

Prototypes help illustrate typical members of a category.

Referential vs associative: factual vs personal/emotional associations.

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