Литература по учебной дисциплине «Практика устной и письменной речи»

Words that have different forms but meanings similar to a certain degree are called:

1. 
   antonyms
   
2. 
   synonyms
   
3. 
   homonyms
   
4. 
   polysemantic words
   

Words opposite in meaning are called:

1. 
   antonyms
   
2. 
   synonyms
   
3. 
   homonyms
   
4. 
   polysemantic words
   

Words which meanings differ only by stylistic connotations are called:

1. 
   stylistic synonyms
   
2. 
   stylistic antonyms
   
3. 
   polycemantic words
   

… is a semantic process in which the primary meaning is in the centre and the secondary meanings developed from it in every direction like rays.

1. 
   radiation
   
2. 
   concatenation
   
3. 
   extension
   

A word that has more than one meaning is called:

1. 
   homonym
   
2. 
   polysemantic word
   
3. 
   synonym
   

The unity of one of the word's meanings and its form is called:

1. 
   polycemy
   
2. 
   homonymy
   
3. 
   a lexico-grammatical variant
   

The minimal stretch of speech that determines each individual meaning of the word:

1. 
   lexico-grammatical variant
   
2. 
   derivation
   
3. 
   context
   

What is the opposite in this pair of lexical meaning distinction “central and…”:

1. 
   international
   
2. 
   peripheral
   
3. 
   secondary
   

What does the term “homonyms proper” denote?

1. 
   words identical in pronunciation and spelling
   
2. 
   words identical in spelling and meaning
   
3. 
   words identical in spelling only