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Froggy Jumps Jump To Your Destiny: Glory Awaits the Fastest.Online version Quiz on gender and age by dañette 1 For stable vernacular linguistic features, which age group typically demonstrates the highest commitment to using standard or prestige forms? a Middle-aged adults b Adolescents c People over 70 3 How does language typically change as a person grows from childhood to old age? a Informal use peaks in youth, becomes more standard in adulthood, then may relax later b Language style stays mostly constant across ages c Children begin with highly structured, formal patterns 4 How do peer groups impact the way teenagers speak? a They adopt similar slang and informal language to create and reinforce a shared group identity b Peer groups discourage the use of slang and informal language c Teenagers do not change their speech based on peer influence 5 Why might older adults tend to use more informal language again later in life? a They face fewer pressures to conform to standard language norms and relax their speech style b Older adults want to use the same language as children to feel young again c As they age, older adults lose the ability to speak formally due to memory loss 6 What social factors explain why language use differs across various age groups? a Only parents influence the way children speak through direct instruction b Different social roles, expectations, and peer group c Everyone speaks formally to everyone, regardless of age or context 7 In what ways can adults alter their speech to sound either younger or older than their actual age? a Adults use slang exclusively to sound younger b Adults cannot change how they sound; it is fixed once developed c Change their choice of words, tone, and pronunciation patterns to fit different social groups 8 What social pressures lead adults to speak more formally than teenagers? a Adults are required by work, family, and society to use standard language b Adults do not understand slang or informal speech c Adults forget how to use slang as they grow older 9 Why is slang such a popular form of language among teenagers? a To strengthen their sense of belonging to peer groups b Because teenagers do not know proper grammar rules c To confuse adults and authority figures 10 What kinds of language features do teenagers most commonly use? a Strictly formal grammar and advanced vocabulary b Slang, informal grammar structures, and casual pronunciations that differ from adult speech c No distinct language features based on age 11 Classify: "In Amazon tribes, men and women speak different languages.” a Gender-exclusive b Gender-preferential c Pick me 12 Classify: "Men use more vernacular forms.” a Pick me b Gender-preferential c Gender-exclusive 13 Jump on the correct statement. a Every culture has gender-exclusive speech. b Men and women never speak differently. c Women use more standard forms. 14 Jump on example of standard forms. a Pick me b I was walkin’ home. c I was walking home. 15 Jump on examples of vernacular forms. a I don't know nothing. b I do not understand. c That is not correct. 16 Jump on the correct explanation. a Women use standard forms because they love grammar. b Men and women learn different grammar in school. c Women use more standard forms because they are expected to follow social norms. 17 Jump on the correct explanation. a Gendered speech is caused by biology only. b Social roles influence how language is used. c Men use slang because they dislike English. 18 Jump on the example of “Masculine-preferential forms” a “walking” b “Maybe we can try again?” c “That movie was sick, bro.” 19 Jump on the example of “Feminine-preferential forms” a “Your project looks lovely!” b “Ain’t gonna happen.” c “I don’t know nothing.” 20 Jump on TRUE statement about gender and language. a Gender differences are social, not biological. b Gender rules in language never change. c “Only women use polite language.”

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For stable vernacular linguistic features, which age group typically demonstrates the highest commitment to using standard or prestige forms?

How does language typically change as a person grows from childhood to old age?

How do peer groups impact the way teenagers speak?

Why might older adults tend to use more informal language again later in life?

What social factors explain why language use differs across various age groups?

In what ways can adults alter their speech to sound either younger or older than their actual age?

What social pressures lead adults to speak more formally than teenagers?

Why is slang such a popular form of language among teenagers?

What kinds of language features do teenagers most commonly use?

Classify: "In Amazon tribes, men and women speak different languages.”

Classify: "Men use more vernacular forms.”

Jump on the correct statement.

Jump on example of standard forms.

Jump on examples of vernacular forms.

Jump on the correct explanation.

Jump on the correct explanation.

Jump on the example of “Masculine-preferential forms”

Jump on the example of “Feminine-preferential forms”

Jump on TRUE statement about gender and language.