Multiple Choice
Comparisons between how children acquire spoken versus signed languages indicate that:
A) signed languages follow entirely different grammatical rules from those of spoken language
B) signed language is acquired much more slowly than spoken language
C) both develop at about the same pace
D) signed language is acquired more efficiently if the child's parents speak, whereas the acquisition of spoken language isn't affected by whether the parents speak or sign
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