Language Acquisition Theories Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Language Acquisition Theories QuizOnline version Language theories overview by Jhoel Sierrareales 1 1. What does it mean that language is universal? a Only some people can use language b All humans have the ability to use language c Language is only written 2 2. What does “symbolic” mean in language? a It uses numbers only b It uses words or signs to represent ideas c It has no meaning 3 Why is language structured? a Because it has no rules b Because it follows grammar and order c Because it is random 4 What does it mean that language is productive? a It can create infinite new messages b It only repeats the same ideas c It is limited 5 Why is language communicative? a It is used only for writing b It transmits information between people c It has no purpose 6 What does “arbitrary” mean in language? a Words have a natural connection to meaning b Words are always the same in all languages c There is no direct relation between words and meaning 7 What does verbal and non-verbal language include? a Only spoken language b Only written language c Spoken, written, and gestures 8 What does the structure of language include? a Letters b Sounds c Phonemes and sounds 9 What are the types of language? a practical, face-to- face b linguistic, oral c Verbal and non-verbal 10 What is communication used for? a It is used to transmit information b Verbal and non-verbal c Words and morphemes 11 What is a scientific theory? a A guess with no evidence b A random collection of facts c A well-supported explanation of observed phenomena 12 Which part of a theory is tested by experiments? a Predictions b Background assumptions c Philosophical arguments 13 What does falsifiability mean in a theory? a It must be true in all cases b It is always uncertain c A possibility to prove it wrong 14 Which philosopher emphasized the theory of forms? a Aristotle b Descartes c Plato 15 What is a paradigm shift? a A minor update b A repeating experiment c A fundamental change in theory or approach 16 Which term describes a model that represents reality? a Skeptical doubt b Theory of representation c Empirical data 17 In philosophy, what does epistemology study? a Ethics of action b The nature of knowledge c Metaphysical being 18 What role do hypotheses play in theory-building? a They are beliefs with no evidence b They are testable statements guiding research c They must be proven true first 19 Which characteristic strengthens a theory? a Few, anecdotal cases b Vague wording c Extensive, corroborated evidence 20 What is a theory vs. a hypothesis? a Both are guesses b Theory is untestable c Theory explains; hypothesis is testable prediction

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Language Acquisition Theories QuizOnline version

by Jhoel Sierrareales

1. What does it mean that language is universal?

2. What does “symbolic” mean in language?

Why is language structured?

What does it mean that language is productive?

Why is language communicative?

What does “arbitrary” mean in language?

What does verbal and non-verbal language include?

What does the structure of language include?

What are the types of language?

What is communication used for?

What is a scientific theory?

Which part of a theory is tested by experiments?

What does falsifiability mean in a theory?

Which philosopher emphasized the theory of forms?

What is a paradigm shift?

Which term describes a model that represents reality?

In philosophy, what does epistemology study?

What role do hypotheses play in theory-building?

Which characteristic strengthens a theory?

What is a theory vs. a hypothesis?