Chinese speaking children have longer digit spans than English-speaking children because
a. The digits 1 through 9 can be articulated more rapidly in Chinese than in English.
b. The Chinese language is a less-complex language than English.
c. Chinese people place a greater emphasis on education than English-speaking countries.
d. Chinese people generally have a greater memory capacity than English-speaking children.
Question 2
The speed with which children can identify and articulate ________ is related to the length of their memory span and working-memory span.
a. the math problems they were asked to solve
b. the childhood experiences they remember
c. words from other languages
d. the words they are asked to remember
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