What semantic relation exists between 'árbol' and 'roble'?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Hypernymy
Analysis: 'Árbol' is the broad category encompassing 'roble', making 'árbol' the hypernym (hiperónimo) and 'roble' the hyponym (hipónimo). Answer: Hypernymy. Why not the others: Synonymy implies identical meaning; Antonymy indicates opposites; Homonymy involves unrelated words sharing spelling or sound.
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