The sentence, "The rock cried all night," is considered semantically odd because: Rocks are inanimate objects incapable of crying. The verb 'cried requires a [+human] subject. 'Rock'and'cried belong to different semantic fields 1 point The sentence lacks a coherent context.

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The sentence, "The rock cried all night," is considered semantically odd because: Rocks are inanimate objects incapable of crying. The verb 'cried requires a [+human] subject. 'Rock'and'cried belong to different semantic fields 1 point The sentence lacks a coherent context.

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The correct answer is: Rocks are inanimate objects incapable of crying.Explanation: The sentence "The rock cried all night" is considered semantically odd because rocks are inanimate objects and cannot perform actions such as crying. This statement violates the semantic rules of language, as rocks do not have the ability to cry.

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The sentence, "The rock cried all night," is considered semantically odd because: Rocks are inanimate objects incapable of crying. The verb 'cried requires a [+human] subject. 'Rock'and'cried belong to different semantic fields 1 point The sentence lacks a coherent context.

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