# According to G. B. Antrushina, the word can be defined as a unit of

(G. B. Antrushina)
- two: full homonyms, partial homonyms
- three: homonyms proper, homophones, homographs
- two: homophones, homographs
- three: homonyms proper, native homonyms, borrowed homonyms

22. Choose synonyms describing feelings of attraction, approbation, fondness from the given sentence. (G. B. Antrushina)

"I have always liked you very much, I admire your talent, but, forgive me, — I could never love you as a wife should love her husband."
(From The Shivering Sands by V. Holt)
Like
Admire
Love
Talent
Forgive
Wife
Husband
I
Never
Much

# Choose the connotation meaning of the word TO STARE (G. B. Antrushina)

- in surprise, curiosity
- in anger, rage, fury
- in tenderness, admiration, wonder
- by stealth

# Choose the connotation meaning of the word GLARE (G. B. Antrushina)

- in anger, rage, fury
- in surprise, curiosity
- in tenderness, admiration, wonder
- by stealth

# Choose the connotation meaning of the word GAZE (G. B. Antrushina)

- in tenderness, admiration, wonder
- in surprise, curiosity
- in anger, rage, fury
- by stealth

# what types are there in classification system for synonyms according to Russian scholar, Academician V. V. Vinogradov ? (G. B. Antrushina)

- ideographic, stylistic, absolute
- ideographic, total, interchangeable
- total, absolute, contextual
- absolute, contextual, stylistic

# Academician V. V. Vinogradov defined ideographic synonyms as ... (G. B. Antrushina)

- which he defined as words conveying the same concept but differing in shades of meaning
- differing in stylistic characteristics
- coinciding in all their shades of meaning and in all their stylistic characteristics
- which can be changeable only in context according to the idea they possess and serve to other constituent parts in the speech flow

# All (or, at least, most) synonymic groups have a "central" word of this kind whose meaning is equal to the denotation common to all the synonymic group. This word is called ....