Exam 4: The Geography of Language: Locating the Spoken Word
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A writing system in which letters represent discrete sounds that must be strung together to form a word's complete sound is a(n) _____ writing system.
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The inhospitable deserts, tundra, and coniferous forests of northern and central Asia are the landscape of the:
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A language that parents are not teaching to their children and is not actively used in everyday matters in the home is considered:
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Which was one of the policies of French colonial rule in Bora Bora in Polynesia?
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Because certain words or dialects can fall out of fashion or simply become overwhelmed by an influx of new speakers, isogloss boundaries are permanent and stable long term.
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Approximately how many languages are spoken in New York City?
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Korean and Japanese belong to the same language family as Chinese.
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-Based on this sign, it is fair to assume that the local population:
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What word is used to describe a state, such as Switzerland, where several languages are spoken?
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The term _____ is used to refer to words and phrases that are not part of a standard, recognized vocabulary for a given language but are nonetheless used and understood by some or most of its speakers.
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A language of communication and commerce spoken across a wide area, where it is not the mother tongue, is known as:
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Which dialect of American English was NOT yet well established by the time of the American Revolution?
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In many former colonial countries, the language of the colonial power has combined with indigenous languages to form:
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Which language is most often seen as a threat by those who wish to make English the official language of the United States?
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