<s>[INST] Here is a list of English words that have undergone a semantic shift:
\begin{tabular}{l|l} Words & Original meaning \\ \hline awful & "awe-inspiring" \\  & "fearful" \\ \hline spinster & "a person who spins yarn" \\ \hline girl & "child or young person of either sex" \\ \hline \end{tabular}
In the list of words, the meaning of \(girl\) has shifted the least.

Semantically unrelated to the words _awful, spinster_, and \(girl\) is the word _rank_.

While the original meaning of _awful_ is "awe-inspiring" and "fearful," the original meaning of _awful_ is no longer contemporary.

Therefore,
\[(1)\qquad\text{A semantic shift leads to unrelated meanings.}\]
\[(2)\qquad\text{A semantic shift involves a complete change in meaning.}\]Which of the statements is/are supported by the text passage?[/INST]