16 Questions
What is the main focus of lexicography?
The compilation, organization, and editing of dictionaries
Which of the following is NOT a topic covered in the course outline?
Syntax & Semantics
What is the difference between lexicography and lexicology?
Lexicography focuses on the collection and analysis of data from a corpus, while lexicology focuses on word origins
What does the course highlight as important regarding classroom participation?
Respecting colleagues' opinions
In lexicography, what is one of the tasks related to defining words in a dictionary?
Studying word origins (etymology)
What information is NOT included in the course outline?
The structure of a corpus
What is the primary focus of lexicology?
The study of words and their meanings
What distinguishes lexicography from lexicology?
Lexicography deals with grammar and syntax, while lexicology focuses on word meanings.
What were the earliest forms of lexicography?
Simple word lists used for educational and administrative purposes
Who compiled the famous 'Greek-English Lexicon'?
Henry George Liddell and Robert Scott
What development in the Middle Ages contributed to lexicography?
Development of glossaries and dictionaries in various languages
What was the purpose of the earliest word lists compiled by ancient civilizations?
Organized by topic or semantic field for educational and administrative purposes
What makes lexicography different in the early modern period?
'A Table Alphabetical' was published as the first English dictionary
What does lexicology involve?
Exploration of word relationships and meanings over time
What are lexicographers interested in?
Word origins and etymology
What was the goal of lexicography during the early modern period?
Create accurate and useful reference works to help understand and use language more effectively.
Test your understanding of the rules and guidelines for the lexicography interpreting program Term 1 -22/23 taught by Dr. Maha S. Zaghloul. This quiz covers classroom etiquette, assignments, engagement, and communication expectations.
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