Вопросы по семасиологии

The branch of lexicology dedicated to the study of meaning is known as ….

• Semasiology

• Phraseology

• Linguistics

• Lexicography

• Stylistics

Semasiology studies the change in … that occurs with words?

• meaning

• development

• change

• comparison

• definition

The concept is …..

• category of human knowledge.

• category of objectness

• category of chance

• category of time

• category

The meaning includes ….

• the relationship of linguistic signs with categories and phenomena outside of language

• the influence of linguistic signs on categories and phenomena outside of language

• the interpretation of linguistic signs with categories and phenomena outside of language.

• the interdependence of linguistic signs and categories and phenomena outside of language.

• the interaction between linguistic signs and categories and phenomena outside of language.

The functional approach asserts that the value of a linguistic unit can be studied through …..

• its relation to other linguistic units

• its relation to a concept or referent

• its relation to distribution

• its relation to people

• its relation to nature

The meaning of the word is ......

• homogeneous

• interesting

• diverse

• complex

• comprehensive

The component of meaning that is repeated in identical sets of individual forms of different words is …..

• grammatical meaning

• lexical meaning

• part of speech meaning

• denotative meaning

• connotative meaning

The component of meaning inherent to a word as a linguistic unit is…..

• lexical meaning

• grammatical meaning

• part of speech meaning

• denotative meaning

• connotative meaning

The component of lexical meaning that makes communication possible is …….

• denotative meaning

• lexical meaning

• grammatical meaning

• part of speech meaning

• connotative meaning

One of the objective semantic characteristics inherent in words as linguistic units and forming part of the connotative component of meaning. This is……

• emotive load

• stylistic reference

• denotative meaning

• emotive implications

• grammatical meaning