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8. The Classification of Languages (Chapter 9 [8])

1.

Patterns that simply occur in most languages of the world are called

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marked universals.

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universal tendencies.

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relative tendencies.

2.

Which vowel is most commonly found in languages of the world?

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[o]

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[a]

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[I]

3.

Which statement is NOT assumed universal for consonants?

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All languages have stops.

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The most commonly occurring fricative is /s/.

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Some languages have no nasals.

4.

The isolating-type language is a language which

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is spoken by people living in isolated islands.

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has no affixes.

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has no related languages.

5.

The Romance family (of languages) includes

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French, Dutch, and Finnish.

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Roman, Celtic, and Italic.

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Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese.

6.

What do we mean by 'typologically similar languages'?

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Such languages share the same ancestor.

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Such languages share the similar patterns (e.g. sounds, word order).

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Such languages share the geological area in distribution of their speakers.

7.

Yiddish and Modern Hebrew

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belong to the same language family because both are spoken by Jewish people.

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belonged to the same family before foundation of Israel.

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have no relation in terms of language family.

8.

All Native American languages belong to the same language family.

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Yes, the American Indian family.

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No, but a few families.

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No, a number of different families.



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