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WorksheetsLEXICAL RELATION
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
..... has the same spelling and sound, but do not have related meanings
homophones
polysemy
homonym
synonym
..... has the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, and spelling
homonym
homophones
antonym
polysemy
..... has the coexistence of many possible related meanings for a word or phrase
homonym
polysemy
antonym
synonym
bear (animal) - bear (to tolerate). What is the relationship between these two words?
homonym
polysemy
homophones
synonym
POLYSEMY WORD (Accept) - What are the following meanings is not correct?
Take willingly
agree
moving very quickly
receive as suitable
The word fine has the following meanings: 'superior in quality’ and 'a sum of money paid as a penalty’, which illustrates ...
polysemy
homonym
antonym
synonym
POLYSEMY WORD (Aggregation) - What are the following meanings is not correct?
those who come together
what a stream lies on
coming together
result of coming together
______ _____ homonyms are words which represent the same category of parts of speech and have the same paradigm.
(a)
Choose the words which are full lexical homonyms:
seal
lay
match
found
Indicate the classification of homonyms:
What’s happened with your left ear? – He’s left us.
Complex lexico-grammatical partial homonym
Simple lexico-grammatical partical homonym
Full lexical homonym
Indicate the classification of homonyms:
He should give a ball in your honor. – He is playing with a ball.
Full homonym
Complex lexico-grammatical homonym
Simple lexico-grammatical homonym
Partial lexico homonym
What does HOMOPHONES mean?
words that are the same in pronunciation, spelling and meaning.
Words that are the same in pronunciation and spelling but different in meaning
words that are similar in pronunciation, but differ in their spelling and meaning.
words that are identical in spelling, but different in meaning and pronunciation.
Which one is the example of HOMOGRAPHS?
Bean /biːn/ and Been /biːn/
Desert /dɪˈzɜːt/ and Desert /ˈdez.ət/
See /siː/ and Sea /siː/
Both A and C are correct
Which one is the example of HOMONYMS?
Wait /weɪt/ and Weight /weɪt/
Fan /fæn/ and Fan /fæn/
Both A and B are wrong
Both A and B are correct
Every HOMOPHONE is HOMONYM.
TRUE or FALSE?
TRUE
FALSE
