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Phraseology

por Nghi Lê
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1.What is the scientific study of phraseological units and idioms called:

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2.Which field of linguistics analyzes how individual word meanings combine to predict the meaning of a sentence?

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3.Which branch of linguistics studies meaning in context?

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4.The English word sibling does not indicate whether the person is male or female.

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5.The relationship where the truth of sentence A guarantees the truth of sentence B is called:

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6.Which of the following is a key characteristic of a phraseological unit?

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7.Which statement correctly distinguishes polysemy from homonymy?

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8.According to Vinogradov, which phraseological unit has a completely opaque meaning?

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9.The statement "The rock ate breakfast" is considered semantically anomalous because it violates:

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10.According to Smirnitsky, phraseological units are classified primarily by their:

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11.The phrase Actions speak louder than words is an example of a:

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12.The stable, literal meaning encoded in words and grammar, independent of context, is called:

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13.Adjectives such as young or rich are often considered vague because:

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14.A word that can express more than one distinct meaning is generally described as:

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15.In an idiom, the phenomenon where words blend together to convey a single concept is called:

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16.Why is the phrase break the ice considered a non-compositional idiom?

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17.A speaker says, "He's the black sheep of the family." The intended meaning is:

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18.The cake is ready to eat, and so is the pizza. What does this example illustrate?

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19.The sentence "The suspect stopped visiting his mother" presupposes that:

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20.The structural stability of an idiom is demonstrated by:

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21.An expression like "A friend in need is a friend indeed" is structurally complete and gives advice. This is a:

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22.The idiom spill the beans expresses a more vivid image than reveal the secret. This illustrates its:

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23.The expression fall in love is easiest to guess from its parts, making it a:

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24.The phrase at sixes and sevens is highly opaque. This is classified as a:

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25.A teacher says, "The homework is a piece of cake." The speaker meaning here is:

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26.Which feature best characterizes vague expressions?

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27.Which linguistic test is commonly used to distinguish lexical ambiguity from vagueness?

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28.The term white elephant refers to something that is:

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29.The word newspaper can refer to both a physical object and its content. These two meanings are:

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30.In the sentence "John didn't stop drinking coffee," the presupposition is:

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31.A student, Sarah, says, "I felt like a fish out of water at the party." Her intended message is that:

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32.An author writes, "The new policy is a two-edged sword." This idiom allows the reader to understand that the policy:

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33.If someone says, "We need to face the music," their intended meaning is to:

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34.According to Vinogradov, She has a green thumb is an example of:

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35.In an essay, a writer uses the proverb "Birds of a feather flock together." This primarily functions to:

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36.A detective says, "The prisoner escaped from prison." This statement entails that:

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37.Why should throw in the towel not be translated literally?

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38.In a debate, a candidate says, "My opponent's logic is a castle built on sand." This idiom helps the speaker to:

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39.Why does the sentence "She opened the door and her heart" sound unusual?

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40.A speaker says, "The committee's decision is a bitter pill to swallow." They use this phraseological unit to express:

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