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Quiz Universal Grammar

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Grammar true/false

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Quiz Universal Grammar
 

Quiz Universal GrammarOnline version

Grammar true/false

by Lautaro Mendibe
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Universal Grammar claims that language is learned entirely through imitation and exposure to input.

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Phrase structure rules show that sentences are organized hierarchically rather than as simple linear strings of words.

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In the Principles & Parameters model, differences between languages are explained by parameters rather than language-specific rules.

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The concept of the autonomy of syntax suggests that grammar is always dependent on meaning and context.

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In Syntactic Structures, Noam Chomsky presents language as a generative system capable of producing infinite sentences from finite rules.

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Transformational rules demonstrate that sentences only have one level of structure.

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What does Universal Grammar claim about language learning?

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What does the autonomy of syntax mean?

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Which example shows grammar can be independent of sense?

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What is the function of transformations in UG?

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Which statement aligns with Universal Grammar?

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UG posits innate constraints; input helps trigger them.

Syntax can be correct even if the meaning is odd.

Grammatically well-formed despite nonsense meaning.

Transformations derive what we say from underlying form.

UG emphasizes built-in constraints guided by input.

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