Lexical Choice on Novel The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Hyde

A word that has the opposite meaning of another word is identified as ... .

• synonym
• meronymy

• homonym
• antonym

Running and clumping are the examples of ... .

• hyponymy

• synonym

• antonym

• hypernym

A single word having multiple related meanings is understood as ... .

• antonym
• synonym
• homonym
• polyseme

head, clumping, bank, foot, bright, are the examples of ... .

• homophones
• synonyms
• polysemous words
• antonyms

A relationship where the meaning of one word is included within the meaning of another word is identified as ... .

• synonymy
• hyponymy
• polysemy
• antonymy

A word with a broad meaning that includes more specific words is understood as ... .

• hyponym
• meronymy

• homonym

• hypernym

A relationship where one word denotes a part of something, and the other denotes the whole is defined as ... .

• meronymy
• holonymy
• antonymy
• synonymy

The literal, dictionary meaning of a word is known as ... .

• definition

• repetition

• connotation

• denotation

Snake is a limbless reptile. The definition of snake is the example of ... .

• connotation

• denotation

• definition

• repetition

The feelings, emotions, or associations a word carries beyond its literal meaning is understood as ... .

• connotation
• definition
• interpretation
• denotation