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Which type of antonyms allow the use of comparative morphemes like -er or -est?
Which type of antonyms allow the use of comparative morphemes like -er or -est?
- Gradable antonyms (correct)
- Converses
- Hiponimia
- Ungradable antonyms
Which type of antonyms do not allow variations along a scale and do not take comparatives?
Which type of antonyms do not allow variations along a scale and do not take comparatives?
- Gradable antonyms
- Hiponimia
- Converses
- Ungradable antonyms (correct)
Which type of antonyms signal a relationship between two entities and can be relational terms like husband-wife or buy-sell?
Which type of antonyms signal a relationship between two entities and can be relational terms like husband-wife or buy-sell?
- Converses (correct)
- Ungradable antonyms
- Gradable antonyms
- Hiponimia
In the relationship between 'rosa' and 'flor', which term is the hipónimo?
In the relationship between 'rosa' and 'flor', which term is the hipónimo?
What is the term for a word that has a more general meaning and encompasses multiple subcategories?
What is the term for a word that has a more general meaning and encompasses multiple subcategories?
At which level do we possess the greatest wealth of knowledge and where most distinctive features are found?
At which level do we possess the greatest wealth of knowledge and where most distinctive features are found?
What is the term for a relationship between words where one word refers to a part of another or denotes the whole to which the part belongs?
What is the term for a relationship between words where one word refers to a part of another or denotes the whole to which the part belongs?
Which level of categorization is identified faster than the others and where most of our knowledge is stored?
Which level of categorization is identified faster than the others and where most of our knowledge is stored?
What is the term for a word that has a more specific meaning and is a subcategory of a more general word?
What is the term for a word that has a more specific meaning and is a subcategory of a more general word?
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