A) The relationship between language and thought. B) The structure of society. C) The history of linguistics. D) The evolution of species.
A) Cognitive linguistics. B) Behaviorism. C) Universal grammar. D) Pragmatics.
A) Do not require social interaction. B) Learn language purely from imitation. C) Are unable to learn complex structures. D) Have an innate capacity for language.
A) Descriptive linguistics. B) Generative grammar. C) Historical linguistics. D) Comparative linguistics.
A) The actual use of language. B) Social aspects of communication. C) The ability to write. D) The study of phonetics.
A) The historical changes in languages. B) A speaker's knowledge of their language. C) The social functions of language. D) The emotional impact of language.
A) Cognitive processes. B) Statistical analysis of languages. C) Only historical context. D) Ethnographic studies.
A) Generative linguistics. B) Computational linguistics. C) Structural linguistics. D) Descriptive linguistics. |