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Which of the following is an example of a synonym?
Which of the following is an example of a synonym?
- Sailor and seaman. (correct)
- Sailor and captain.
- Sailor and ocean.
- Sailor and boat.
What is the primary characteristic of a symmetrical predicate?
What is the primary characteristic of a symmetrical predicate?
- It has a binary antonym.
- It is always true in one direction.
- It is a predicate that remains true when the arguments are reversed. (correct)
- It is a relation that is only applicable to nouns.
What is the relationship between 'bank' and 'financial institution'?
What is the relationship between 'bank' and 'financial institution'?
- Morphological relation and binary antonym.
- Hyponym and superordinate. (correct)
- Synonym and antonym.
- Gradable adjective and superordinate.
What is the term for adjectives that can be intensified or diminished?
What is the term for adjectives that can be intensified or diminished?
What is the relationship between 'micro' and 'mini'?
What is the relationship between 'micro' and 'mini'?
Which of the following sentences contains a non-symmetrical predicate?
Which of the following sentences contains a non-symmetrical predicate?
What is the primary characteristic of symmetrical predicates?
What is the primary characteristic of symmetrical predicates?
Which of the following is an example of a binary antonym?
Which of the following is an example of a binary antonym?
What is the relationship between 'congruent' and 'equivalent' in the context of symmetrical predicates?
What is the relationship between 'congruent' and 'equivalent' in the context of symmetrical predicates?
What is the primary function of gradable adjectives?
What is the primary function of gradable adjectives?
What is the relationship between the words 'connect' and 'disconnect' in the context of morphological relations?
What is the relationship between the words 'connect' and 'disconnect' in the context of morphological relations?
What is the primary function of quantifiers like 'all', 'no', and 'some'?
What is the primary function of quantifiers like 'all', 'no', and 'some'?
What is the characteristic of converse relations with adjectives?
What is the characteristic of converse relations with adjectives?
What is a characteristic of symmetrical relationships, as seen in the example of parallel lines?
What is a characteristic of symmetrical relationships, as seen in the example of parallel lines?
What is the term used by Talmy to describe entities of unequal rank in converseness?
What is the term used by Talmy to describe entities of unequal rank in converseness?
What is the difference between converse relations with adjectives and those with other parts of speech?
What is the difference between converse relations with adjectives and those with other parts of speech?
What is the implication of the converseness constraint regarding the size, rank, or importance of the theme and associate?
What is the implication of the converseness constraint regarding the size, rank, or importance of the theme and associate?
What is an example of a converse relation with an adjective that does not occur on a scale?
What is an example of a converse relation with an adjective that does not occur on a scale?