A) The study of language acquisition in children B) The study of ancient languages C) The study of animal communication D) The study of the relationship between language and culture
A) A language spoken by people on the margins of society B) A linguistic tool for language preservation C) A language spoken by a small ethnic group D) A simplified language that arises as a means of communication between speakers of different languages
A) Syntax B) Sociolinguistics C) Phonetics D) Typology
A) Cultural identity is solely determined by genetics B) Culture influences language but not identity C) Language has no impact on cultural identity D) Language can shape a person's cultural identity and sense of belonging
A) An accent reduction technique B) A type of language isolation C) A communication disorder D) The practice of alternating between two or more languages or varieties of language in a conversation
A) Social identity is determined solely by income level B) Language can be a marker of social identity and belonging C) Language plays a small role in social identity D) Language has no impact on social identity
A) The study of how language influences social life B) The study of language change over time C) The study of language acquisition D) The study of animal communication
A) Phonology B) Semantics C) Grammar D) Dialectology |