The verb 'mean' in semiotics can be used to talk about reference and inference.
True
Semantics is the study of meaning.
True
Semiotics is not concerned with the study of signs.
False
Semantics is normally taught before phonology and morphology.
False
According to Saussure, a sign must have both a signifier and signified.
True
The semiotic triangle was proposed by Ferdinand de Saussure.
False
The following image is the signifier.
True
Semantics is completely unrelated to semiotics.
False
Semantics and pragmatics talk about completely different things.
False
The semiotic triangle consists of representamen, interpretant, and object.
True
Signified refers to the material aspects such as sound or image.
False
Pragmatics does not take the speaker's meaning into consideration.
False