Home/Quiz Bank Linguistics/Linguistic Test 16 Quiz Bank LinguisticsLinguistic Test 16 adminJanuary 20, 20220 17 Less than a minute Welcome to your Linguistic Test 16The pragmatic lexical relation between two lexemes that are opposite in meaning Antonymy Contrastive pairs Complimentary distribution Polysemy Something that comes before something else Antecedent Anaphora Apposition Verb Semantic approaches can be divided into Denotational Connotational Representational Both A and B A word or phrase that can take the place of another word or word group in a sentence Preform Filler Pro form Post form An expression in which the replacement of a term by another with the same reference may change the truth-value of the whole Opaque context Semantic deficiency Linguistic context Physical context The relationship between the form and the meaning is arbitrary Iconic signs Referential sign Symbolic sign Indexical sign A category of things that occur naturally in the world without need for human intervention Original kind Real kind Natural kind Prototype Type of reference that involves reference to a class, rather than an individual member of a class Signified reference Specific reference Generic reference Prototype reference The ‘and’ relation between PROPOSITIONS or SENTENCES or components thereof: P and Q Connectives Conjunctions Collective Coordination Information about the speaker and/or their relation to the speaking context including the addressee that is conveyed through linguistic choices Background knowledge Social meaning Conceptual meaning Associative meaning Time is Up! Time's up adminJanuary 20, 20220 17 Less than a minute Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Tumblr Pinterest Reddit VKontakte Share via Email Print
