CAS 370 Exam #2 with correct answers
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The |"Great |Migration" |helped |to |spread |the |use |of |AAVE |across |the |US. |- |correct |answer |true
AAVE |is |considered |a |slang |by |linguistic |peers. |- |correct |answer |False
Double |negatives |are |used |across |many |languages. |- |correct |answer |True
AAVE |is |a |dialect |of |English |with |consistent |grammatical |errors. |- |correct |answer |True
AAVE |has |been |to |some |extent |influenced |by |African |languages. |- |correct |answer |True
Fricatives |are |consonant |sounds |defined |by |how |we |- |correct |answer |use |our |vocal |elements |
in |making |sounds
Non |rhoticity |is |prevalent |in |other |communities |- |correct |answer |besides |African |American
Phonology |is |the |study |of |- |correct |answer |sounds |in |a |language
Saying |Fo |instead |of |FOR |is |an |example |of |- |correct |answer |R |lessness
Substituting |AX |for |ASK |is |an |example |of |- |correct |answer |final |consonant |reduction
Fricative |replacement |is |seen |in |saying |- |correct |answer |DIS |instead |THIS
In |the |past |perfect |tense |one |describes |an |action |that |- |correct |answer |precedes |another |
action
, In |AAVE, |the |word |"done" |is |used |to |signal |the |- |correct |answer |completion |of |an |event
Auxilary |verbs |are |used |to |help |express |- |correct |answer |the |timeline |of |an |event
I |don't |have |no |cake |is |an |example |of |- |correct |answer |the |double |negative |used |in |AAVE
The |habitual |be |when |used |(e.g., |they |be |eating |a |lot) |- |correct |answer |reflects |a |general |and |
ongoing |tendency |to |eat |a |lot
In |AAVE, |the |possessive |is |indicated |by |saying |- |correct |answer |Leslie |milkshake
In |AAVE, |the |word |"been" |has |different |meanings |that |- |correct |answer |depend |on |the |
enunciation |patter
Pragmatics |in |language |reflect |social |characteristics |- |correct |answer |that |are |based |in |culture |
and |context
African |Americans |are |characterized |as |using |more |eye |contact |- |correct |answer |when |
speaking |than |listening
The |literature |on |whether |AfricanAmerican |use |more |or |less |- |correct |answer |space |when |
communicating |is |mixed
Directly |confronting |a |person |with |whom |one |has |a |problem |- |correct |answer |is |the |preferred |
method |among |African |Americans
In |African |American |communication |patterns, |there |is |- |correct |answer |not |a |fixed |or |narrow |
range |of |tone |and |pitch
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The |"Great |Migration" |helped |to |spread |the |use |of |AAVE |across |the |US. |- |correct |answer |true
AAVE |is |considered |a |slang |by |linguistic |peers. |- |correct |answer |False
Double |negatives |are |used |across |many |languages. |- |correct |answer |True
AAVE |is |a |dialect |of |English |with |consistent |grammatical |errors. |- |correct |answer |True
AAVE |has |been |to |some |extent |influenced |by |African |languages. |- |correct |answer |True
Fricatives |are |consonant |sounds |defined |by |how |we |- |correct |answer |use |our |vocal |elements |
in |making |sounds
Non |rhoticity |is |prevalent |in |other |communities |- |correct |answer |besides |African |American
Phonology |is |the |study |of |- |correct |answer |sounds |in |a |language
Saying |Fo |instead |of |FOR |is |an |example |of |- |correct |answer |R |lessness
Substituting |AX |for |ASK |is |an |example |of |- |correct |answer |final |consonant |reduction
Fricative |replacement |is |seen |in |saying |- |correct |answer |DIS |instead |THIS
In |the |past |perfect |tense |one |describes |an |action |that |- |correct |answer |precedes |another |
action
, In |AAVE, |the |word |"done" |is |used |to |signal |the |- |correct |answer |completion |of |an |event
Auxilary |verbs |are |used |to |help |express |- |correct |answer |the |timeline |of |an |event
I |don't |have |no |cake |is |an |example |of |- |correct |answer |the |double |negative |used |in |AAVE
The |habitual |be |when |used |(e.g., |they |be |eating |a |lot) |- |correct |answer |reflects |a |general |and |
ongoing |tendency |to |eat |a |lot
In |AAVE, |the |possessive |is |indicated |by |saying |- |correct |answer |Leslie |milkshake
In |AAVE, |the |word |"been" |has |different |meanings |that |- |correct |answer |depend |on |the |
enunciation |patter
Pragmatics |in |language |reflect |social |characteristics |- |correct |answer |that |are |based |in |culture |
and |context
African |Americans |are |characterized |as |using |more |eye |contact |- |correct |answer |when |
speaking |than |listening
The |literature |on |whether |AfricanAmerican |use |more |or |less |- |correct |answer |space |when |
communicating |is |mixed
Directly |confronting |a |person |with |whom |one |has |a |problem |- |correct |answer |is |the |preferred |
method |among |African |Americans
In |African |American |communication |patterns, |there |is |- |correct |answer |not |a |fixed |or |narrow |
range |of |tone |and |pitch
