MCQ Bank
Field independent (FI) style enables you to distinguish parts from a ________.
- A) a whole
- B) fragments
- C) piece
- D) other parts
Audiol lingual Method (ALM) was a rejection of its classical predecessor, the ___________.
- A) Functional method
- B) Grammar translation method
- C) Generative method
- D) Structural method
Like English _________ does not have a specific subjunctive form to express a counterfactual meaning.
- A) Chinese
- B) Persian
- C) Arabic
- D) Sanskrit
Explication ____________with age.
- A) remains static
- B) remains neutral
- C) increases
- D) decreases
___________is a very strict word-order language.
- A) Dutch
- B) Russian
- C) English
- D) French
Children focus on ___________relations between objects when categorizing.
- A) structural
- B) grammatical
- C) thematic
- D) contextual
SLI is the abbreviation of ____________.
- A) self language impairment
- B) specific language impairment
- C) school language impairment
- D) surface language impairment
The inability to understand speech or to produce fluent and coherent speech is called___________.
- A) Impairment
- B) Aphasia
- C) Amnesia
- D) Anaphora
Children’s preferred ways of taking in (or operating on) information are called _________.
- A) Operating principles
- B) Behaviorism
- C) Mentalism
- D) Cognition
Wernicke’s Aphasia was discovered by _____________.
- A) Sau Wernicke
- B) Carl Wernicke
- C) Kim Wernicke
- D) John Wernicke
The two word stage starts from ____________months.
- A) 18
- B) 26
- C) 24
- D) 22
Pure Alexia refers to the inability to ____________.
- A) write
- B) read
- C) speak
- D) listen
First words stage ranges from _________ months.
- A) 30-32
- B) 9-18
- C) 18-24
- D) 24-30
There are two main functions that the Wernicke-Geschwind model explores: comprehension and responding to the ___________.
- A) spoken language
- B) none of the given options
- C) sign language
- D) written word
Parameters is a framework within ___________.
- A) pure linguistics
- B) generative linguistics
- C) general linguistics
- D) applied linguistics
Learning of a ______________ language is called Language acquisition .
- A) Third
- B) Academic
- C) Native
- D) Second
Wernicke’s Aphasia is _____________ deficit.
- A) comprehension
- B) spoken
- C) production
- D) written
Unlike___________, the creoles resemble the structural rules of other languages.
- A) standard dialects
- B) pidgins
- C) idiolects
- D) dialects
Negative evidence is the evidence that a particular utterance is____________.
- A) none of the given options
- B) fully grammatical
- C) partially grammatical
- D) ungrammatical
The CPH in the context of Psycholinguistics stands for _____________.
- A) critical professional hypothesis
- B) conduct and Practices hypothesis
- C) critical period hypothesis
- D) critical poisoning hypothesis