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1. What is collocation?
a) The meaning of a word
b) The relationship between two or more words that are often used together
c) The pronunciation of a word
2. What is denotation?
a) The meaning of a word
b) The relationship between two or more words that are often used together
c) The pronunciation of a word
3. Which of the following is an example of a collocation?
a) Big house
b) Small elephant
c) Blue sky
4. Which of the following is an example of a word with multiple denotations?
a) Book
b) Chair
c) Lamp
5. How can denotations of words vary?
a) Across different languages
b) Across different dialects
c) Across different regions
6. What role does collocation play in natural language processing?
a) It helps computers understand the meaning of words in context
b) It helps computers translate between languages
c) It helps computers recognize speech patterns
7. How can denotations change over time in a language?
a) Through usage and popular culture
b) Through government regulations
c) Through scientific research
8. Which of the following is an example of a domain-specific collocation?
a) Heavy rain
b) Legal precedent
c) Fast car
a) The meaning of a word
b) The relationship between two or more words that are often used together
c) The pronunciation of a word
2. What is denotation?
a) The meaning of a word
b) The relationship between two or more words that are often used together
c) The pronunciation of a word
3. Which of the following is an example of a collocation?
a) Big house
b) Small elephant
c) Blue sky
4. Which of the following is an example of a word with multiple denotations?
a) Book
b) Chair
c) Lamp
5. How can denotations of words vary?
a) Across different languages
b) Across different dialects
c) Across different regions
6. What role does collocation play in natural language processing?
a) It helps computers understand the meaning of words in context
b) It helps computers translate between languages
c) It helps computers recognize speech patterns
7. How can denotations change over time in a language?
a) Through usage and popular culture
b) Through government regulations
c) Through scientific research
8. Which of the following is an example of a domain-specific collocation?
a) Heavy rain
b) Legal precedent
c) Fast car
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1. What is collocation? a) The meaning of a word b) The relationship between two or more words that are often used together c) The pronunciation of a word 2. What is denotation? a) The meaning of a word b) The relationship between two or more words that are…
Answer
1. What is collocation?
Correct Answer: b) The relationship between two or more words that are often used together
2. What is denotation?
Correct Answer: a) The meaning of a word
3. Which of the following is an example of a collocation?
Correct Answer: a) Big house
4. Which of the following is an example of a word with multiple denotations?
Correct Answer: a) Book
5. How can denotations of words vary?
Correct Answer: a) Across different languages
6. What role does collocation play in natural language processing?
Correct Answer: a) It helps computers understand the meaning of words in context
7. How can denotations change over time in a language?
Correct Answer: a) Through usage and popular culture
8. Which of the following is an example of a domain-specific collocation?
Correct Answer: b) Legal precedent
1. What is collocation?
Correct Answer: b) The relationship between two or more words that are often used together
2. What is denotation?
Correct Answer: a) The meaning of a word
3. Which of the following is an example of a collocation?
Correct Answer: a) Big house
4. Which of the following is an example of a word with multiple denotations?
Correct Answer: a) Book
5. How can denotations of words vary?
Correct Answer: a) Across different languages
6. What role does collocation play in natural language processing?
Correct Answer: a) It helps computers understand the meaning of words in context
7. How can denotations change over time in a language?
Correct Answer: a) Through usage and popular culture
8. Which of the following is an example of a domain-specific collocation?
Correct Answer: b) Legal precedent