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Bilingual persons completed a sentence-generation task in both of their languages while undergoing fMRI. The results showed that in early bilinguals left-inferior-frontal-gyrus activation for both languages was ____ and that in late bilinguals activation was ____.
 
  a. overlapping; separate
 b. overlapping; also overlapping
  c. separate; overlapping
 d. separate; also separate

Question 2

When ____ occurs, speakers of one dialect come to view themselves as superior to speakers of another dialect and make negative assumptions about individuals who speak the other dialect.
 
  a. phonemism
 b. word superioity
 c. dialectic prejudice
  d. linguicism



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

d



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