In artificial language experiments, the chimps were raised in:
A) the caretakers' homes.
B) a laboratory setting.
C) a zoo where they could freely interact with other chimps.
D) the wild.
Question 2
A major difficulty with using ASL to assess the ability of chimps to learn language is that:
A) the ordering of words is relatively loose in ASL.
B) the ordering of words is very rigid in ASL.
C) ASL speakers are not required to follow the grammatical rules of ASL.
D) there is no way to demonstrate referential understanding using ASL.
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