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Structures of Language Answers

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4

How could semantics be defined?

A
as a set of rules that studies how words are broken down into morphemes
B
as a set of rules that is concerned with understanding the meaning of words
C
as a set of rules that dictates how vowels and consonants are pronounced
D
as a set of rules that determines how words can be arranged into sentences
8

Which of the following statements about language is true?

A
Languages have a set of rules that determine how sentences can be written.
B
Language is structured and dictates which words can represent ideas.
C
Only half of the world’s languages have a set of rules or a set structure.
D
The structure of a language is meant to limit the creation of unique phrases.
9

Semantics deals with understanding the meaning of __________ and __________.

A
speech units . . . language structure
B
words . . . word combinations
C
language rules . . . development
D
language skills . . . development
10

Which of the following statements about grammar is not true?

A
Grammar dictates how sentences can be composed.
B
Grammar consists of both syntax and semantics.
C
Grammar is a set of rules that enable communication.
D
Grammar is universal and is similar in most languages.
16

How many phonemes are there in the word “dogs”?

A
four
B
three
C
two
D
one
17

The smallest distinctive sound units in a language that an individual can distinguish are __________.

A
semantics
B
phonemes
C
morphemes
D
syntaxes
20

Which of the following statements about language is true?

A
Languages have a set of rules that determine how sentences can be written.
B
Language is structured and dictates which words can represent ideas.
C
Only half of the world’s languages have a set of rules or a set structure.
D
The structure of a language is meant to limit the creation of unique phrases.
21

All languages are comprised of the same phonemes.

A
T
B
F

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