Литература по учебной дисциплине «Практика устной и письменной речи»

Words of the same sound but different in spelling and meaning are called:

1. 
   homophones
   
2. 
   homonymes proper
   
3. 
   homographs
   

Words different in meaning and sound but accidentally similar in spelling are called:

1. 
   homophones
   
2. 
   homonymes proper
   
3. 
   homographs
   

What words do we call synonyms?

1. 
   words kindred in meaning but distinct in morphemic composition, phonemic shape and usage
   
2. 
   two or more words identical in sound and spelling but different in meaning, distribution and origin
   
3. 
   words of one and the same stylistic origin
   

The most general term in a synonymic group is called:

1. 
   the synonymic dominant
   
2. 
   the synonymic head
   
3. 
   the synonymic invariant
   

What do we call “a generic term”?

1. 
   the synonymic dominant
   
2. 
   the name for the notion of the genus as distinguished from the names of the species
   
3. 
   the main word in a synonymic group
   

What do we call “total synonymy”?

1. 
   synonymy where the members differ only in stylistic connotations
   
2. 
   synonymy where the members can replace each other in every given context
   
3. 
   synonymy where the members denote different objects
   

Synonyms that are similar in meaning only under some specific distributional context are called:

1. 
   total synonyms
   
2. 
   contextual synonyms
   
3. 
   relative synonyms