Languages differ:
A. only in terms of the inventory of sounds they use.
B. both in the inventory of sounds that they use and in tersm of which sounds convey changes in meaning
C. languages do not differ in their sounds.
D. only in terms of which sounds to convey changes in meaning.
Question 2
Compared to children raised in high Socioeconomic households, children from low Socioeconomic backgrounds:
A. hear substantially less language input and have substantially smaller vocabularies at age 3 years.
B. hear substantially less language input but have equivalent sized vocabularies at age 3 years.
C. hear approximately the same amount of language input but have substantially smaller vocabularies at age 3 years.
D. hear approximately the same amount of language input and have equivalent sized vocabularies at age 3 years.
Metabolic rates of animals that differ in size.
(a) Mammal species from central Saskatchewan differ greatly in their isotopic signatures. (b) There
Summation of Heart Sounds, Normal Physiological Split of S2
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Changes in Timbre of Sounds with Changes in Elevation
Sibling relationships can be intense, in terms of both having fun together and engaging in conflict.