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SEMANTICS ROLES 4Versión en línea Semantic Roles 4A/B por Lua Arias 1 What is the main difference between semantic roles and syntactic roles, as explained in the video? a Semantic roles are about the meaning of words in a sentence, while syntactic roles are about the structure of the sentence. b Semantic roles focus on word order, while syntactic roles focus on sound. c Semantic roles apply only to verbs, while syntactic roles apply to nouns. d Semantic roles are universal, while syntactic roles vary by language. 2 Which of the following correctly defines three semantic roles mentioned in the video? a Agent: the one who receives an action; Patient: the one who performs an action; Location: where an action happened. b Theme: the one who performs an action deliberately; Goal: the starting point of an action; Source: the end point of an action. c Agent: the one who performs an action deliberately; Patient: the one who receives an action and changes; Theme: the one who receives an action without fundamental change. d Experiencer: the one who causes an action; Stimulus: the one who is changed by an action; Force: the one who feels an emotion. 3 According to the video, what is an "Experiencer" in terms of semantic roles? a The entity that deliberately causes an action. b Someone who passively undergoes an action caused by a stimulus, without a true change in the entity. c The entity that receives an action and is fundamentally changed. d The entity or place where an action occurred. 4 According to the video, what is the semantic role of 'the wind' in the sentence 'the wind slammed the door'? a Agent b Patient c Force d Location 5 In the sentence, "The second impact caused the destruction of Antarctica," what are the correct semantic roles for "second impact," "destruction," and "Antarctica," respectively? a Agent, Patient, Theme b Force, Theme, Patient c Location, Agent, Goal d Stimulus, Patient, Source

SEMANTICS ROLES 4Versión en línea

Semantic Roles 4A/B

por Lua Arias

What is the main difference between semantic roles and syntactic roles, as explained in the video?

Semantic roles are about the meaning of words in a sentence, while syntactic roles are about the structure of the sentence.

Semantic roles focus on word order, while syntactic roles focus on sound.

Semantic roles apply only to verbs, while syntactic roles apply to nouns.

Semantic roles are universal, while syntactic roles vary by language.

Which of the following correctly defines three semantic roles mentioned in the video?

Agent: the one who receives an action; Patient: the one who performs an action; Location: where an action happened.

Theme: the one who performs an action deliberately; Goal: the starting point of an action; Source: the end point of an action.

Agent: the one who performs an action deliberately; Patient: the one who receives an action and changes; Theme: the one who receives an action without fundamental change.

Experiencer: the one who causes an action; Stimulus: the one who is changed by an action; Force: the one who feels an emotion.

According to the video, what is an "Experiencer" in terms of semantic roles?

The entity that deliberately causes an action.

Someone who passively undergoes an action caused by a stimulus, without a true change in the entity.

The entity that receives an action and is fundamentally changed.

The entity or place where an action occurred.

According to the video, what is the semantic role of 'the wind' in the sentence 'the wind slammed the door'?

Agent

Patient

Force

Location

In the sentence, "The second impact caused the destruction of Antarctica," what are the correct semantic roles for "second impact," "destruction," and "Antarctica," respectively?

Agent, Patient, Theme

Force, Theme, Patient

Location, Agent, Goal

Stimulus, Patient, Source

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What is the main difference between semantic roles and syntactic roles, as explained in the video?

Which of the following correctly defines three semantic roles mentioned in the video?

According to the video, what is an "Experiencer" in terms of semantic roles?

According to the video, what is the semantic role of 'the wind' in the sentence 'the wind slammed the door'?

In the sentence, "The second impact caused the destruction of Antarctica," what are the correct semantic roles for "second impact," "destruction," and "Antarctica," respectively?

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