2. What is the cognitive map?

1. The concept ....... is one of the universal concepts represented in all societies and cultures, due to the fact that ...... is an alienable part of languages; the only tool of verbal communication.
A) word
B) map
C) sentence
2. What is the cognitive map?
A) Cognitive map is constructed on the base of lexicographic definitions of a word representing a definite concept, its associative links and the most common contexts in which it is used. Lexicographic definitions are derived from monolingual, phraseological, etymological dictionaries, as well as dictionaries of synonyms and antonyms
B) Cognitive maps are identified with the help of associative dictionaries and thesauruses. As for different knowledge structures associated with a certain concept they can be derived from encyclopedic, mythological, historical, philosophical and cultural sources.
C) cognitive map is one of the universal concepts represented in all societies and cultures, due to the fact that “Word” is an alienable part of languages; the only tool of verbal communication.
3. Who introduced the term "linguistic economy "?
A) A. Martinet
B) Th. Dreiser
C) V.I. Shakhovskiy
4. What is the Conceptual domain?
A) Conceptual domain is a body of knowledge that organizes related concepts.
B)Conseptual domein is an array of mental spaces in which the process of conceptual blending unfolds
C) is regarded as a basic cognitive operation based on the human ability to infer information, to make conclusions and evaluations.