In a modern school, great importance is given to teaching communication skills and developing speech. The easiest way to replenish the vocabulary is to study all the faces of a word. In the article we will talk about the word "rubric".
What is a rubric?
All meanings of words are collected in explanatory dictionaries. The subject of today's article is no exception.
What is a rubric?
- Division, section.
- Section heading in a periodical.
Consider the meaning of the word we are considering in the context of sentences:
- Alevtina Grigorievna Savenkova works in our newspaper, she has several headings.
- What interesting things do you collect in this section?
- In this classification, instruments of this type are highlighted under the heading “Listening Devices”.
Phonetic and morphological characteristics
The word "heading" consists of an equal number of letters and sounds. There are seven of them: three vowels and four consonants. It follows that the word can be divided into three syllables: rub-ri-ka. It is known that if a word has more than one syllable, one of them is stressed, the rest are unstressed, that is, they are pronounced weaker than the stressed. In the word "rubric" the stress falls on the first syllable.
From the point of view of morphology, the “rubric” is a household, inanimate noun of the feminine gender. Since it ends in a, it refers to the first declension. The latter determines how the noun varies in cases and numbers.
Category: synonyms
Synonyms are words related to the same part of speech, spelled and sounded differently, but having the same or partially matching meaning. Is there a synonym for a noun?
What is a "rubric" in other words?
- Section. A huge section was dedicated to their needs.
- Subdivision. Which unit do you assign this article to?
- Heading. This article is published under the title "Secrets of Housewives."
- Count. In which column can this information be placed?
- Paragraph. This item should be completely deleted.
- Part. In which part of the magazine is a photograph of Mironov printed?
Phrases with the noun "rubric"
What words is combined with the "rubric"?
Adjectives: main, main, secondary, new, interesting, newspaper, economic, political, historical, leading, strange, author's, temporary, pilot, female, teenage, uninteresting, boring, fascinating, literary, big, original.
Verbs: lead, open, continue, close, supervise, fill, develop.