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Froggy Jumps Antonym DuelVersión en línea Test your knowledge of antonyms with Lolita Flowers the Frog! :) por Ana Peralta 1 What does 'antonymy' mean? a A word with a similar meaning. b The relation of incompatibility between two terms with respect to some given dimension of contrast. c A type of figurative language. 2 Is there always an antonym available for a word? a Yes. b No, but there is always a synonym for each type of word. c No, it depends on the word. 3 Which one of the next words has more than one antonym, depending on the context? a Library. b Sweet. c Corresponding. 4 Why do words like 'library' or 'of' not have a clear antonym? a Because they are too common. b Because the antonyms have not yet been discovered. c Because they lack a relevant dimension of contrast. 5 What method does English productively use to form antonyms? a Adding the prefix 'un-'. b Reversing the order of letters in the word. c Changing the sentence structure. 6 Why is antonymy an important relationship within the vocabulary of a language? a Because every word has an antonym. b Because it helps structure meaning within a language, c Because it allows for the formation of new words. 7 Why does gradable antonyms can be used in comparisons? a Because they belong to a scale of values and can have different degrees. b Because they do not have a fix meaning. c Because they are always absolute opposites. 8 What type of antonyms can be found in expressions like 'taller than' or 'less cold than'? a Non-gradable. b Complementary. c Gradable. 9 What is the key characteristics of gradable antonyms? a They always have a fixed meaning without context. b They can not be used in comparative constructions. c One of the pair members often acts as a neutral or uncommitted term. 10 Which one of these words is equipollent? a Full/Empty. b Tall/Short. c Intelligent/Dumb. 11 What are the types of antonymy relations? a Directional opposition. Converse opposition. Reversive opposition. b Converse opposition. Directional opposition. Transitional opposition. c Reversive oposition. Converse opposition. Distance opposition. 12 Which of the following is not a correct match? a Reversive opposition - Colour/Bleach. b Directional opposition - Come/Go. c Incompatible pairs - Above/Below. 13 What does 'metalexical' mean in this context? a Knowledge beyond just the dictionary meaning of a word. b A type of antonymy that its purely linguistic. c The study of metalanguage. 14 Which of the following statements is true about autoantonyms? a They always have two unrelated meanings. b They have two opposite meanings depending on the context. c They are only used informal speech. 15 What does Murphy conclude about antonymy? a It only exists in adjectives. b It is a purely linguistic phenomenon. c It is part of our encyclopedic knowledge.

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Antonym DuelVersión en línea

por Ana Peralta

What does 'antonymy' mean?

Is there always an antonym available for a word?

Which one of the next words has more than one antonym, depending on the context?

Why do words like 'library' or 'of' not have a clear antonym?

What method does English productively use to form antonyms?

Why is antonymy an important relationship within the vocabulary of a language?

Why does gradable antonyms can be used in comparisons?

What type of antonyms can be found in expressions like 'taller than' or 'less cold than'?

What is the key characteristics of gradable antonyms?

Which one of these words is equipollent?

What are the types of antonymy relations?

Which of the following is not a correct match?

What does 'metalexical' mean in this context?

Which of the following statements is true about autoantonyms?

What does Murphy conclude about antonymy?