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1. The most essential feature of a word is
2. that it expresses the concept of a thing, process, phenomenon, naming them.
3. that it expresses the text
4. that it expresses the structure of the word
5. The semantic structure of a word roughly consists of its
6. grammatical meaning and its lexical meaning
7. phonetic meaning and its lexical meaning
8. its lexical meaning
9. Lexical meaning can be subdivided into
10. denotative and connotative meanings
11. easy and difficult meanings
12. lexical and grammatical meanings
13. The emotive connotations express
14. feelings and emotions
15. only feelings
16. only emotions
17. The evaluative component is connected with
18. a negative, positive, ironic speaker’s attitude to the object
19. ironic speaker’s attitude to the object
20. positive speaker’s attitude to the object
21. Expressive connotation impacts to
22. the increase or the decrease of the expressiveness of the massage
23. the decrease of the expressiveness of the massage
24. the increase of the expressiveness of the massage
25. _____ gives examples of the expressive words wh can not be treated as emotive
26. A.Kukharenko
27. Maslov
28. Fedorov

9. _____ are observed in the words which belong to a certain functional style or a specific layer of the vocabulary.
10. Grammatical connotations
11. Stylistic connotations
12. Phonetic connotations

• Associative is connected with

1. related notions through individual psychological or linguistic associations
2. related notions through individual psychological associations
3. related notions through individual linguistic associations

• Ideological means

1. social preferences of the user
2. social, political, ideological preferences of the user
3. ideological preferences of the user

• Context is

1. the text
2. concrete speech act that identifies and actualizes each one
3. language
4. A connotation is located in
5. a lexical meaning of a word
6. a phonetic meaning of a word
7. a grammatical meaning of a word
8. Connotations are
9. not homogeneous in nature
10. homogeneous in nature
11. sometomes are homogeneous
12. Stylistic connotations are more diversified than
13. the individual classes
14. the most classes
15. the general classes
16. The notorious word ‘nigger’ is labeled by dictionaries as
17. taboo, slang, impolite and offensive
18. literary
19. dialectal
20. Metaphor is
21. the transference of names based on similarity b/w two objects
22. the transference of names based on difference b/w two objects
23. the relationship b/w a part and a whole
24. Metonymy is
25. The transference of names based on contiguity or closeness b/w objects and phenomena
26. The transference of names based on closeness b/w objects and phenomena
27. The transference of names based on contiguity b/w objects and phenomena
28. Metaphors can be classified according to the degree of their unexpectedness
29. Old metaphors, new metaphors
30. Fresh metaphors, trite metaphors
31. Easy metaphors, difficult metaphors
32. Metaphor are also classified as
33. simple (elementary) and sustained
34. difficult

c.standard

20. Synecdoche is
21. based on the relationship b/w a part and a whole
22. is used instead of what it denotes
23. based on the similarity b/w two objects