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The yo-he-ho theory relates language origins to...
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sounds that accompany coordinated physical efforts |
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Another term for the larynx |
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In conjunction with the assumption of an upright posture, the larynx was moved
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The term used to refer to the specialized functions of the brain’s two hemispheres is
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The term used to refer to sound symbolism based on sounds in nature is
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the ability of human language-users to discuss topics remote in space and time
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the way in which humans are able to acquire and use a natural language
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Objections to claims that animals are learning human language have been
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the animals are simply performing tricks for rewards; the animals are just responding to subtle cues
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voiceless bilabial stop (plosive)
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constraints on the sequence or position of phonemes in a language
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smallest unit of sound capable of differentiating meaning |
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the sound 'ch-' as in 'choose' consists of... |
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a stop plus a fricative. This type of sound is called an affricate.
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Processes of word formation include coinage, clipping and
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BORROWING, COMPOUNDING, CALQUE, ACRONYMS, BLENDING.
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The ‘over-correct’ form interpretate illustrates
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ambiguity is a bigger issue in ... |
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MOST CHARACTERISTIC INSTANCE OF A CATEGORY
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to determine the phonemes of a language we identify |
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an open syllable ends in a... |
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The word pair sew/so illustrates
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The phrase This popcorn is good: I could eat the whole box illustrates
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Phrase structure rules represent _________ structure
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The prefix pre- in the word preclude is a:
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(DERIVATIONAL) BOUND MORPHEME |
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In investigating word meanings we consider conceptual and ______ meaning.
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The suffix -est in the word oldest is a(n):
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inflectional bound morphemes |
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An inflectional morpheme changes the grammatical category of a word:
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minimal unit of meaning or grammatical function
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The linguistic approach which accounts for the regular structures actually found in a given language is known as the
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The phrase ‘one surface structure, multiple deep structures’ pertains to cases of
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The phrase ‘one deep structure, multiple surface structures’ pertains to cases of:
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The lexical relation exhibited by the word pair move/run is
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The opposites pair fill/empty is
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The use of the word shoulder in the sentence I had to park on the shoulder illustrates
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The phrase Could you help me carry this? is an illustration of:
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The process of referring back to an antecedent is known as
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In analyzing intended speaker meaning, pragmatics focuses on
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