What is the name of the person who researches and compiles a dictionary?

~ It can be typed using only the top row of keys on a standard keyboard

~It appeared in Samuel Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language—several decades before the invention of the first typing machine

~It's the only word in English that doesn't rhyme with any other word

52. 
    The English language is conventionally divided into three historical periods. In which of these periods did William Shakespeare write his plays?
    

~Modern English

~Middle English

~Old English

~Middle- Old English

53. 
    What recourse usually gives more information than a dictionary……
    

~textbook

~Internet

~encyclopedia

~glossaries

54. 
    “Equivalence dictionary” is considered to be…………
    

~Bilingual dictionary

~Monolingual dictionary

~Multilingual dictionary

~Encyclopedia

55. 
    Historical dictionaries focus their attention on……………..
    

~the changes occurring both in the structure of a word

~the changes occurring both in the meaning of a word

~No correct answer

~ the changes occurring both in the form and in the meaning of a word

56. 
    What kind of distinctions between the following ‘synonyms’ door, gate, portal, postern, doorway
    

~semantic

~polysemantic

~morphological

~No correct answer

57. 
    The word “dictionary” was firstly used in…
    

~dictionary

~ manuscript

~book

~journal

58. 
    The word “dictionary” was firstly used in a manuscript of Latin words by…
    

~John Garland

~Johnson Grad

~John Garold

~John Graham

59. 
    Theoretical lexicography studies the following problems:
    

~development of dictionary macrostructure and new types of development

~general typology developing of dictionaries and dictionaries of new types

~general typology developing of dictionaries and new types

~developing of dictionaries and dictionaries of new types

60. 
    Theoretical lexicography aims at:
    

~codification of any modern language lexicon, carried out in various types of dictionaries based on historical learning;

~codification of any modern language lexicon, based on historical learning;

~codification of any modern language lexicon, carried out in various types of dictionaries;

~No correct answer