A vehicle for the expression or exchange of thughts, concepts, knowledge, and information as well as the fixing and transmition of experience and knowledge.
A.
Laguage
B.
Linguistics
C.
Feedback
2.
Two persons from different lenguage backgrounds meet in an airport. Neither of them speak a language in common. They really need a language to comunicate. How is it called this bridge language?
A.
Feedback
B.
Lingua franca
C.
Divine source
3.
Children may call "ball" to an "orange", a "watermelon" and any other round object.
A.
Broadcast transmission
B.
Language
C.
Overextension
4.
Adapted language human use to communicate with babies or children.
A.
Carateker speech
B.
Lexical morphemes
C.
Cooing phase
5.
Telegraphics speech is characterized by...
A.
Arbitrariness connection
B.
Strings of lexical morphemes
C.
Flexibility and creativity
6.
Children produce sounds such as "mu" and "da" in...
A.
The cooing phase
B.
Holophrastic phase
C.
Overgeneralization
7.
Written language is...
A.
The least important
B.
Most important
C.
The same importance
8.
Morphology is...
A.
The study of meanings and words in a language
B.
The way in which words are put together to form phrases or sentences
C.
The study of meaning of words and sentences
9.
In the holophrastic phase...
A.
Children produce sounds such as "mu" and "da"
B.
Children produce strings of morphemes
C.
Children do not produce any sound
10.
Language emerged as rhythmic chants from heavy work
A.
Yo-He-Ho Theory
B.
PoohPooh Theory
C.
Ding-Dong Theory
11.
First words were emotional exclamations to express surprise, pain, etc.
A.
Bow-Wow Theory
B.
Pooh-Pooh Theory
C.
Yo-He-Ho Theory
12.
Different smells can be interpreted in several ways, for example animals asking for help.
A.
Tactile
B.
Badge
C.
Chemical
13.
This type of communication has to do with the color and shape of he animal.
A.
Badge
B.
Tactile
C.
Display
14.
It has to do with sounds animals used to talk to each other.
A.
Auditory
B.
Visual
C.
Chemical
15.
Deers can show who the dominant is by looking horns
