To which field of linguistics does lexicography belong? A) Theoretical linguistics B) Applied linguistics C) Psycholinguistics D) Sociolinguistics

Which is the most comprehensive dictionary in English? A) Oxford English Dictionary B) Merriam-Webster C) A Table Alphabeticall D) Chambers Dictionary

From which languages does the word Lexicography originate? A) Latin and Arabic B) Arabic and Greek C) Greek lexis and graphein D) English and Latin

Who compiled the first English monolingual dictionary?

What is the main advantage of electronic and online dictionaries? A) Being purely historical B) Convenience and fast access C) Used only in scientific fields D) Published only in print

What does theoretical lexicography study? A) Dictionary editing B) General principles and methods of dictionary making C) Translation processes D) Corpus creation

What was the unique feature of Samuel Johnson’s dictionary? A) It only translated words B)It only showed pronunciation C)It explained words with definitions and examples D) It only provided grammatical forms

What was Robert Cawdrey’s dictionary called? A) A Dictionary of the English Language B) A Table Alphabeticall C) Oxford English Dictionary D) Universal Dictionary

What is the main object of study in lexicography? A) Text structure B) Dictionaries and the process of compiling them C) Speech errors D) Phonetic rules

When was the first English monolingual dictionary published? A) 1755 B) 1604 C) 1901 D) 1850

Which of the following is not a function of lexicography? A) Showing pronunciation of words B) Studying vocabulary stock C) Recording dialectal differences D) Giving examples of word usage

What do synonym and antonym dictionaries provide? A) Words with similar and opposite meanings B) Only polysemous words C) Only historical words D) Only pronunciation