State the type of the phraseological unit ‘beat the Dutch’ (to exceed expectations) according to V.Vinogradov’s classification:

State the type of the phraseological unit ‘Dutch headache’ (hangover) according to V.Vinogradov’s classification:

The sarcastic phraseological unit ‘The Dutch have taken Holland’ is an equivalent to the idiom:

State the type of the phraseological unit ‘not to turn a hair’ according to V.Vinogradov’s classification:

State the type of the phraseological unit ‘to bite the hand that feeds you’ according to V.Vinogradov’s classification:

State the type of the phraseological unit ‘to put something by for a rainy day’ according to V.Vinogradov’s classification:

________ are words that serve to refer to new concepts.

Words different in sound form and spelling but similar in meaning are traditionally called ______ .

The synonymic dominant of the set of synonyms to walk - to stride - to trot - to pace - to swagger is:

The synonymic dominant of the following set of synonyms strange- quaint-odd-queer-weird is:

Choose the most appropriate element for the following word combination: _______ of rotting fish:

Say which word is not a synonym to the word “to die”

Say which word is odd in the list.

Which word is the synonymic dominant in the group ‘glare – look – stare – gaze – gape’?

State the type of synonyms: house - home.

State the type of synonyms: father - dad.

Find a pair of stylistic synonyms among the pairs given below.

Which word is the synonymic dominant?

. . . are words of the same part of speech, opposite in meaning

The example of contradictories is the pair_____ .

The example of contraries is the following pair:

State the type of antonyms: war – peace

Define the type of antonyms: ‘man – boy’:

Words having more than one meaning are called…

ords having more than one meaning are called…

The example of homographs is:

to seal (ставить печать) - a seal (тюлень) are the examples of:

The example of homophones is:

Find a pair of homophones:

Find a pair of perfect homonyms:

Say where we deal with a case of polysemy:

The example of homophones is:

A homophone to the word ‘high’ is ____ .

State the type of homonyms: ‘lead’ [led]– свинец, and ‘lead’ [li:d] - вести.

State the type of homonyms: heir - air.

State the type of homonyms: cut (Past Simple) – cut (Past Participle).

State the type of homonyms: to lie (лежать) – to lie (лгать).

Say which linguistic phenomenon is this joke based on: Diner: ‘Do you serve fish here?’ Waiter: ‘We serve anyone here, sir.’

Say which linguistic phenomenon is this joke based on: Pam: ‘Hasn’t Harvey ever married?’ Beryl: ‘No, and I don’t think he intends to, because he is studying for the Bachelor’s degree.’

Find a pair of full homonyms.

The words ‘ear’ (ухо) and ‘ear’ (кукурузный початок) are a good example of ______ .

The words date “свидание” and date “финик” are a good example of ___ .

Find a case of homonymy.

The words “flower” and “daisy” are _____ .

The words “scarlet” and “red” are _____ .

The words “politics” and “policy” are ______ .

The words “human” and “humane” are ______ .

. . . is an important branch of applied linguistics dealing with the theory and practice of compiling dictionaries.

Dictionaries containing words and expressions of the native language and their foreign equivalents or vice-versa are called:

Judging by the name of the dictionary define its type: Kunin A.V. English-Russian Phraseological Dictionary.