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Quiz 5: Language as a Barrier
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Question 41
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Even when cultures speak the same language,as do Australia and the United States,there can be ______ differences.
Question 42
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The Sapir-Whorf hypothesis asserts that reality is embedded in a culture's ______.
Question 43
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Whorf observed that the Hopi don't have tenses,or any constructions or expressions referring to ______.
Question 44
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The third most widely spoken first languages in the world is ______.
Question 45
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______ bilingual speakers are people who learned a second language early in life and use the language in many different contexts.
Question 46
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Today,few accept the extreme position of the Sapir-Whorf linguistic ______.
Question 47
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Languages that are different often lack words that are directly ______.
Question 48
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The most widely spoken first language in the world is ______.
Question 49
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______ is the major language used on the Internet.
Question 50
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The most commonly used second language in the United States during the 19th century was ______.
Question 51
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Language is central to ______ identity.
Question 52
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______ bilingual speakers are people who learn a second language later in life and who typically use their second language in a limited number of contexts.
Question 53
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Only about a third of English sentences lack a ______.
Question 54
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Eskimo languages have many words for different kinds of ______,while other languages,such as English,may require several words to describe the same thing.
Question 55
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In the Eskimo language,there is a consistent use of the word ______ in reference to the future; linguists have associated this grammatical trend with the harsh environment that Eskimos live in,where there is little control over nature.