Answer the following questions. Your answers should be clear and short.Explain how antonyms are used and match with the example expressions: thick and thin; More haste, less speed.

<b>Answer the following questions. Your answers should be clear and short.</b>Explain how antonyms are used and match with the example expressions: <i>thick and thin</i>; <i>More haste, less speed</i>.
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    contradictory terms (one type of antonyms)

    contradictory terms (one type of antonyms)
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      （）deals with the relationship of semantic inclusion.

      （）deals with the relationship of semantic inclusion.
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        Horse, dog, pig are subordinates in relation to animal, which shows the sense relation of（ ）

        Horse, dog, pig are subordinates in relation to <i>animal</i>, which shows the sense relation of（ ）
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          There was a fine rocking-chair his father used to sit in, a nest of small tables and a dark, imposing bookcase. Now all this furniture was to be sold, and with it his own past.We can see coherence by （ ） in the above sentences.

          <i>There was a fine rocking-chair his father used to sit in, a nest of small tables and a dark, imposing bookcase. Now all this furniture was to be sold, and with it his own past.</i>We can see coherence by （ ） in the above sentences.
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            Lion, elephant, tiger, turtle, sheep and snake are （ ）of animal.

            Lion, elephant, tiger, turtle, sheep and snake are （ ）of animal.
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              Hyponymy can be described in terms of （）graphs, with higher-order superordinates above the lower subordinates.

              Hyponymy can be described in terms of （）graphs, with higher-order superordinates above the lower subordinates.
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                （）refers to the relationship that the meaning of a more specific word is included in that of another more general word.

                （）refers to the relationship that the meaning of a more specific word is included in that of another more general word.
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                  In reading comprehension, coherence by （）is an important key.

                  In reading comprehension, coherence by （）is an important key.
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                    One of the interesting features about a language is that there are a great many more（） than（） in it.

                    One of the interesting features about a language is that there are a great many more（） than（） in it.
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                      Which of the following deals with the relationship of semantic inclusion？（ ）

                      Which of the following deals with the relationship of semantic inclusion？（ ）
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                        Of the following, the word"（ ）"is the highest-order superordinate term.

                        Of the following, the word
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                          Hyponymy can be described in terms of ( ) graphs, with higher-order superordinates above the lower subordinates.

                          Hyponymy can be described in terms of ( ) graphs, with higher-order superordinates above the lower subordinates.
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                            ( ) refers to the relationship that the meaning of a more specific word is included in that of another more general word.

                            ( ) refers to the relationship that the meaning of a more specific word is included in that of another more general word.
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                              Hyponymy deals with the relationship of semantic inclusion. Take flower and rose as an example. Flower is the ( ) term while rose is the subordinate term.

                              Hyponymy deals with the relationship of semantic inclusion. Take <i>flower</i> and <i>rose</i> as an example. <i>Flower</i> is the ( ) term while <i>rose</i> is the subordinate term.
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