Determine whether the following claim is best classified as semantically ambiguous (and whether this contains grouping ambiguities), syntactically ambiguous, or free from ambiguity: When the head waiter asked whether she had reservations, she said, "Yes, but I'm going to eat here anyway."
What will be an ideal response?
Semantically ambiguous joke.
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In the spring, Tipasa is inhabited by gods and the gods speak in the sun and the scent of
absinthe leaves, in the silver armor of the sea, in the raw blue sky, the flower-covered ruins, and the great bubbles of light among the heaps of stone.—Albert Camus, Nuptials
What will be an ideal response?Who wrote that "use almost can change the stamp of nature"?
a. Cicero b. Plato c. More d. Shakespeare
Which religious founder was known as the “Old Man” and left China on a water buffalo toward Tibet?
a. Siddhartha b. Confucius c. Laozi d. Tung Zhungshu