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Quiz for LING 101 - Introduction to Linguistics I at Delaware (UD)
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Use the scan sheet to answer all 25 questions. Please return your test with your answer sheet. Be sure to indicate your name, course number, and section (listed below) on your scan sheet.
Course number: 101 Section 16 Sachie Kotani 8–9:15 Section 19 Gina Cook 8–9: Section 17 Sachie Kotani 11–12:15 Section 20 Gina Cook 11–12: Section 18 Sachie Kotani 12:30–1:45 Section 21 Gina Cook 12:30–1:
Fill in (a) if the sentence is true, (b) if it is false.
(a) That all languages are equally complex and equally learnable. (b) That other languages are even easier than English. (c) That some languages have more rules than others. (d) That parents all over the world spend a lot of time teaching grammar. (e) none of the above
(a) consistent with the rules learned in English class (b) consistent with the rules of the mental grammar (c) inconsistent with the rules of the mental grammar (d) not using slang or jargon (e) none of the above
(a) You shouldn’t say ain’t. (b) Ending a sentence with a preposition is very bad style. (c) A person who says Does you think that...? is completely ignorant. (d) Some varieties of English use youse as a second person plural pronoun. (e) none of the above
(a) Some varieties of English use me as the possessive pronoun instead of my. (b) You shouldn’t say ain’t. (c) Some people say Does you think that...?. (d) Some varieties of English drop the word ‘be’ in some contexts (e.g., He chillin’ ). (e) none of the above
(a) not a true statement (b) impossible to understand (c) inconsistent with what is taught in school (d) inconsistent with the mental grammar (e) none of the above
(a) All languages have equivalent terms for colors. (b) Languages differ greatly in their terms for colors but there is a coherent pattern. (c) All languages but English have a term for “grue.” (d) The Eskimo languages have only one color term, “snow color.” (e) none of the above