Exam 4: The Geography of Language: Locating the Spoken Word
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A writing system in which characters represent blocks of word sounds is a(n) _____ writing system.
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In what part of the United States are generic toponyms such as "Corners" or "Center" often found?
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Languages that are related and share a common ancestor are said to be part of:
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In which region does the French language persist today as a result of colonialism?
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The French language persists in all of the following areas EXCEPT:
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The diffusion of Latin, English, and Russian occurred in conjunction with the spread of great political empires.
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During the Tang dynasty, China remained relatively isolationist.
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A culture that is technologically superior is likely to see its language become dominant.
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The use of the words "fridge" and "icebox" instead of "refrigerator" show language shifts both over time and in different places.
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The predecessor of a creole language is usually a pidgin language.
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Historically speaking, most immigrants to the United States have refused to abandon their native languages.
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No children today are learning any of California's native languages.
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Which is NOT true of the physical habitat's influence on language?
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In most cases, a community's livelihood is not dependent on the physical landscape.
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