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EARLY GRAMMARVersion en ligne ACTIVITY TO REINFORCE THE TOPIC par Evelyn Gloria 1 What is the main characteristic of early multiword utterances? a They strictly follow adult grammar. b They typically consist of function words only. c They combine content words but often omit function words. d They are complex and well-structured sentences. 2 What does iconicity in ASL refer to? a Sings that are made up of random hand movements. b A clear relationship between that sing and its meaning c Signs that have no visual resemblance to their meaning d The use of handshapes only 3 According to Sachs (1976), children's two-word utterances are best described as: a Random combinations of known words. b Direct imitations of adult speech. c Meaningful expressions based on a child's system. d Arbitrary phrases with no meaning. 4 What is manual babbling similar to? a Singing b Dancing c Vocal babbling d Reading 5 Which of the following best describes Stage I of language development? a Children learn to use grammatical morphemes b Children start forming complex questions c Children use mainly one- and two- word utterances d Children can fully construct adult-like sentences 6 At what age do children exposed to ASL typically produce their first recognizable sign? a 10 months b 5 months c 12 months d 8.5 months 7 What is one main difference between ASL and English? a ASL is auditory b ASL is more iconic c ASL has no grammar d ASL uses more vowels 8 What is the most widely used measure of syntactic growth in children? a Word frequency count b Mean Length of Utterance (MLU) c Sentence complexity index d Phonetic articulation scale 9 According to Slobin (1985), what is true about early grammatical development? a It follows similar patterns across different languages. b it is entirely different across all languages. c It is influenced only by social interaction d It does not develop until after age five. 10 What did Petitto and Marentette (1991) study in deaf infants? a Manual activity and babbling b Speech development c Sign order in sentences d Iconicity in ASL

EARLY GRAMMARVersion en ligne

ACTIVITY TO REINFORCE THE TOPIC

par Evelyn Gloria

What is the main characteristic of early multiword utterances?

They strictly follow adult grammar.

They typically consist of function words only.

They combine content words but often omit function words.

They are complex and well-structured sentences.

What does iconicity in ASL refer to?

Sings that are made up of random hand movements.

A clear relationship between that sing and its meaning

Signs that have no visual resemblance to their meaning

The use of handshapes only

According to Sachs (1976), children's two-word utterances are best described as:

Random combinations of known words.

Direct imitations of adult speech.

Meaningful expressions based on a child's system.

Arbitrary phrases with no meaning.

What is manual babbling similar to?

Singing

Dancing

Vocal babbling

Reading

Which of the following best describes Stage I of language development?

Children learn to use grammatical morphemes

Children start forming complex questions

Children use mainly one- and two- word utterances

Children can fully construct adult-like sentences

At what age do children exposed to ASL typically produce their first recognizable sign?

10 months

5 months

12 months

8.5 months

What is one main difference between ASL and English?

ASL is auditory

ASL is more iconic

ASL has no grammar

ASL uses more vowels

What is the most widely used measure of syntactic growth in children?

Word frequency count

Mean Length of Utterance (MLU)

Sentence complexity index

Phonetic articulation scale

According to Slobin (1985), what is true about early grammatical development?

It follows similar patterns across different languages.

it is entirely different across all languages.

It is influenced only by social interaction

It does not develop until after age five.

What did Petitto and Marentette (1991) study in deaf infants?

Manual activity and babbling

Speech development

Sign order in sentences

Iconicity in ASL

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EARLY GRAMMARVersion en ligne

par Evelyn Gloria

What is the main characteristic of early multiword utterances?

What does iconicity in ASL refer to?

According to Sachs (1976), children's two-word utterances are best described as:

What is manual babbling similar to?

Which of the following best describes Stage I of language development?

At what age do children exposed to ASL typically produce their first recognizable sign?

What is one main difference between ASL and English?

What is the most widely used measure of syntactic growth in children?

According to Slobin (1985), what is true about early grammatical development?

What did Petitto and Marentette (1991) study in deaf infants?