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Most of the oldest words used in English do not have multiple meanings.

False (B)

What is the main focus of classification activities?

  • Ensuring students understand the relationships among the words included (correct)
  • Developing spelling skills
  • Creating lists of words
  • Ensuring students memorize words

Which of the following sets of words might best lend itself to a semantic feature analysis? (Select all that apply)

  • Ponds, rivers, lakes, oceans (correct)
  • Fruits, vegetables, grains
  • Mammals, insects, birds, reptiles (correct)
  • Tools, devices, machines

Give an example of a student sentence that includes a complete definition of the word 'snow'.

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Words that express the degrees of meaning between each other are called?

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Flashcards

Old English words and multiple meanings

Words with multiple meanings often have a more recent origin in the English language.

Main focus of classification activities

Helping students see how words connect and relate to each other.

Words suitable for semantic feature analysis

Words that share common characteristics, like being bodies of water.

Sentence with a complete definition of 'snow'

A sentence that defines 'snow' by describing its essential characteristics.

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Gradable antonyms

Two words that express opposite meanings but can also be placed on a spectrum.

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Study Notes

Vocabulary Insights

  • Oldest English words generally have a singular meaning, contrasting with many contemporary words that possess multiple meanings.

Classification Activities

  • The primary objective of classification exercises is to enhance students' understanding of the relationships among words involved.

Semantic Feature Analysis

  • Sets of words conducive to semantic feature analysis include:
    • Animals: mammals, insects, birds, reptiles
    • Water Bodies: ponds, rivers, lakes, oceans

Example Sentence Construction

  • A well-defined student sentence exemplifying the word "snow" could be: "It's frozen water that comes down like flakes."

Word Relationships

  • Terms that represent varying degrees of meaning are known as gradable antonyms.

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