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Teamwork and collaboration quiz

by Yeshey Choden
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Language is like a

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Which one is NOT language?

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If language disappeared tomorrow, what would happen?

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Animals communicate, but mostly through:

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Which is TRUE?

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Writing a diary uses language to:

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Telling a joke uses language for:

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Watching a movie with subtitles uses language for:

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If the decoder misunderstands, communication:

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Interlocutors are:

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“Cat” has meaning because:

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Sounds → Words →

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Which level studies sounds?

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Why is “dog” called “dog”?

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If words had natural meaning, all languages would:

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Human language is powerful because it is:

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Humans can talk about Mars because of:

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A child raised in another country will speak:

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Animals are born with communication, humans:

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“Exam” from “examination” is:

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Two people speak, but don’t understand each other. Communication:

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You text a friend instead of speaking. This shows language can be:

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You invent a secret code with friends. This shows language is:

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A student writes a poem about the future. This shows:

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A parrot repeats words without understanding. This lacks:

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A teacher explains grammar rules. This is:

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A child raised alone without society may:

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If language had only 10 words, it would be:

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Humans can lie because language is:

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Which shows infinite use?

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A sentence never spoken before is:

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You wave instead of speaking. This is:

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You whisper a secret. This shows language can be:

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A baby copies sounds. This shows:

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Writing a story about dragons shows:

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You forget a word and use gestures. This is:

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A child learns from parents. This shows:

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A dog cannot tell yesterday’s story. This shows:

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Language without structure is:

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Which is necessary for meaning?

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Words are made of:

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Which shows arbitrariness?

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Language is infinite because:

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Words without meaning are:

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Which is communication failure?

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The word 'NATO' is an example of:

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In the word 'unlockable', which of the following is the correct morphological analysis?

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The way language is passed down through learning, not genetics is called

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Which of the following is not true?

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Choose the correct sequence followed during the process of communication.

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All the following are the features of language EXCEPT

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The study of meaning in language is called

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The process by which new words are formed by combining two existing words, such as “notebook” or “blackboard,” is called:

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Words from other languages show:

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Learning by imitation supports:

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The theory that believes a child's brain is a blank slate is

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The study of word origins and their historical development is known as:

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The basic unit of language is

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What does the term ́syntax refer to in language?

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Fast language learning shows:

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Language enables us to produce an infinite variety of expressions and utterances. That’s why language is

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The Rationalist Theory of Language acquisition believes that

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Language can be manipulated to create false statements and fantastical stories. This feature of language is called

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The property of ____________ allows language users to use language to refer to things that are not present in the immediate context.

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Which of the following is NOT an example of onomatopoeia?

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The encoder and decoder are called

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Adults correcting children shows:

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During the weekends, the young artist often settled on brunches instead of breakfast and then later lunch. The word "brunches" has been formed by a process called

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Humans can create unlimited words because human language

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A child raised without human interaction struggles to speak. This supports

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South Korean words like ‘Mukbang’, ‘Kimchi’, and ‘K-pop’ are now incorporated into the English language. This process of word formation is called

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According to the language communication model, humans first __________________the message, then transmit it to the listeners.

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A preschool teacher is implementing a new language development programme based on Chomsky’s theory of language acquisition. Which strategy DOES NOT align with Chomsky’s principle for fostering language development in children?

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Sonam Tshomo, a friend of mine is popularly nicknamed as “Sonamtsho” The technique which has been employed in deriving the nickname is called

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Which of the following statements about language is not correct?

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Which of the following is most likely a borrowed word in English?

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If humans could only repeat fixed signals like animals, what would be lost?

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Shakespeare wrote, “A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Which feature of language was he hinting at?

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Tashi calls his new furniture design, ‘chairbed’ as it can be used as a chair as well as a bed. What process of word formation has he used?

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If language were purely imitation, what problem arises?

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Why is “meow” not considered full language?

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Why is cultural transmission important?

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Which best supports rationalist theory?

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If all humans suddenly lost displacement, what could they NOT do?

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If sounds had meaning by themselves, what would happen?

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Why can humans invent lies?

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Which situation best shows failure of transmission?

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If people used only gestures, what would be most limited?

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Why is animal communication considered “closed”?

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If language had no structure, communication would be:

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Which situation best shows limitation of behaviorist theory?

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Why is “language as identity” important?

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A speaker uses correct words but wrong tone and causes offense. This shows:

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If all languages had the same words, what concept would disappear?

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Why is displacement important for storytelling?

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Which example BEST shows language evolution?

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Why is language called “species-specific”?

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On TikTok, people use short captions, emojis, and trends to communicate. What does this show about language?

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An AI tool like ChatGPT can generate essays and conversations. What does this suggest about language?

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TikTok trends often create new slang words quickly. This shows language is:

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