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Linguistic Detectives: Round 1


Linguistic Detectives: Round 1Version en ligne Language science clues game par Chezelle Kate Baguio 1 Which concept states that children are born with a natural ability to learn language? a Universal Grammar b Behaviorism c Competence d Performance 2 Language learning through imitation, repetition, and rewards is best described by which theory? a Generative Grammar b Descriptive Rules c Behaviorism d Cognitive Science 3 What term refers to what we know about language in our minds? a Performance b Syntax c Competence d Corpora 4 The way we actually use language in speaking is called what? a Syntax b Competence c Performance d Prescriptive Rules 5 Which theory claims sentences are produced by a finite set of mental rules? a Cognitive Science b Behaviorism c Descriptive Rules d Generative Grammar 6 Which field studies language as part of the mind and mental processes? a Prescriptive Rules b Corpora c Cognitive Science d Descriptive Rules 7 What rules describe how people actually speak in real life? a Universal Grammar b Prescriptive Rules c Syntax d Descriptive Rules 8 Rules about how people should speak in formal situations are called what? a Prescriptive Rules b Descriptive Rules c Performance d Competence 9 What method uses collected spoken and written texts to study language patterns? a Competence b Corpora c Syntax d Universal Grammar 10 Which system organizes words into sentences through structural rules? a Phonology b Syntax c Semantics d Corpora Feedback 1 Universal Grammar is the idea of an innate language faculty. 2 Behaviorism emphasizes stimulus-response learning through imitation and rewards. 3 Competence is the knowledge of language; performance is actual use. 4 Performance describes real-world language use and speech. 5 Generative Grammar posits mental rules generating sentences. 6 Cognitive Science explores language within mind and cognition. 7 Descriptive Rules document real usage, not ideal norms. 8 Prescriptive Rules prescribe formal language norms. 9 Corpora are large text collections used for analysis. 10 Syntax governs how words combine into sentences.

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Linguistic Detectives: Round 1Version en ligne

par Chezelle Kate Baguio

Which concept states that children are born with a natural ability to learn language?

Language learning through imitation, repetition, and rewards is best described by which theory?

What term refers to what we know about language in our minds?

The way we actually use language in speaking is called what?

Which theory claims sentences are produced by a finite set of mental rules?

Which field studies language as part of the mind and mental processes?

What rules describe how people actually speak in real life?

Rules about how people should speak in formal situations are called what?

What method uses collected spoken and written texts to study language patterns?

Which system organizes words into sentences through structural rules?

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