Semantics investigates how meaning is constructed and interpreted. A common pitfall for learners is failing to distinguish between denotation and connotation, which can lead to social misunderstandings. Regarding word meanings, choose the correct alternative.

Pragmatics and contextual semantics show that the meaning of an utterance is not fixed but depends on environmental, social, and linguistic factors. Mark T for True and F for False:

(__)"Deixis" refers to words whose meaning is entirely dependent on the context of the speaker, such as "here," "now," and "me."

(__)"Polysemy" occurs when a single word has multiple related meanings, such as the word "bank" referring to both a financial institution and a river edge.

(__)In a "high-context" communication style, most of the information is explicitly stated in the words spoken, leaving very little to cultural interpretation.

(__)Ambiguity in language can often be resolved by looking at the "co-text," which consists of the words that surround a specific ambiguous term.

After analysis, choose the alternative that presents the correct sequence: