The study of the chimpanzee Chantek indicated that _______________.
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orangutans are incapable of spoken language
monkeys are incapable of spoken language
orangutans are incapable of kinesics
orangutans are incapable of paralanguage
orangutans are capable of spoken language
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2.
The United Nations declared September 8 as _________________________.
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World Peace Day
Clean Water Day
International Literacy Day
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World Hunger Eradication Day
Alphabet Learning Day
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3.
A Scottish butler in an English mansion says to the lady of the house, “You may wish to stay inside today, Madam; it’s quite cold outside.” But when he goes back to his own cottage he is likely to say to his wife in broad Scots, “Shut the door and get inside, Maggie, you’ll freeze your buns off.” In linguistics this is an example of _______________.
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Whorfian hypothesis
phonological analysis
glottochronology
code switching
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class consciousness
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4.
The study of the patterns or rules which govern speech word formation is called ________________ .
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glottochronology
phonetics
morphology
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phonology
substitution frames
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5.
The Bushman languages in southern Africa use a unique ________________ sound.
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click
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burbling
choking
throaty
lung inflated
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6.
Humans talk, while much communication among other primates is done through _______________.
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screams
unconscious
symbolism
gestures
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grunts
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7.
Edward Hall articulated aspects of nonverbal communication in his 1959 book _______________, now recognized as the founding document for the field of intercultural communication.
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Kinesics and Context
The Silent Language
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Gestures: Their Origins and Distribution
Language, Thought and Reality
A Practical Introduction to Phonetics
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8.
Chantek eventually learned to produce _______________ signs.
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500
100
several hundred
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250
50
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9.
_______________ is a series of symbols representing sounds of a language arranged in a traditional order.
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Glottochronology
Speech
Grammar
Linguistics
Alphabet
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10.
The system of communication using sounds and/or gestures is called _______________.
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paralanguage
vocal qualifiers
language
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speech
kinesics
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11.
Among the oldest complete writing systems in the world is _______________, developed about ________ years ago and in use for about 3,500 years.
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Egyptian hieroglyphics/5,000
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Maya hieroglyphics/2,500
Mesopotamian wedge-shaped writing/4000
Chinese pictographs/3,500
Semitic inscriptions/3,000
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12.
Today, more than ___________________ million people cannot read and write.
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800
100%
400
500
1
37
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13.
The roots of linguistics, the modern scientific study of language, go back a long way to the works of ancient grammarians in _____________, more than two thousand years ago.
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Persia
Greece
Egypt
Mesopotamia
India
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14.
Kinesics is a method for notating and analyzing _______________.
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food
kissing
any form of body language.
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fighting
screaming
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15.
Paralanguage is to speech as _______________ is to position of the body.
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kinesics
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form class
ethnolinguistics
displacement
phonetics
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16.
Which of the following statements about linguistic divergence is incorrect?
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NEW vocabulary emerges in a language due to a quest for novelty and the development of specialized vocabulary by groups.
One force for linguistic change is borrowing by one language from another.
Changes in pronunciation may emerge as markers of class boundary (e.g., upper-class “U” vs. “Non-U”)
Dying languages may be revived in the name of linguistic nationalism.
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If languages were isolated from each other, there would be very little linguistic change.
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17.
In France, a committee exists which has the job of eliminating subversive foreign influences in the form of words borrowed from other languages. English is a major offender (as in le bluejeans or le hamburger). This is an example of _______________.
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core vocabulary
ethnolinguistics
French close mindedness
linguistic parochialism
linguistic nationalism
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18.
_______________ is the cross-cultural study of humankind’s perception and use of space.
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Ethnography
Proxemics
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Phonetics
Kinesics
Ethnology
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19.
All _______________, as systems of communication using sounds or gestures that are put together in meaningful ways according to a set of rules, are organized on the same basic plan.
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languages
100%
phonetics
symbols
signals
core vocabulary
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20.
Native speakers of the Lakota language were amused when they saw the movie Dances with Wolves because __________________________________________.
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the language did not fit the people group
the language was all male oriented
the language was all spoken as if the actors were children
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