Multiculturalism Chapter 6 _ Complete Study Guide.pdf
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Terms in this set (20)
U.S. society has strong: Eurocentric roots
Eurocentric roots
Ethnocentric roots
Multiethnic roots
Multicentric roots
By the age of __________, most children have learned the 5
syntax of their native language and know that the words
in different arrangement mean different things.
7
10
3
5
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The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that in 2000 there 47
were approximately ___________million non-English-
Speaking individuals living in the country.
12
47
29
66
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The more or less secret vocabulary of a co-culture (e.g. argot
prisoners, gang members, etc.) is referred to by
linguists as:
street talk
slang
argot
street jive
While some estimates run considerably higher, most 4000 and 5000
reference books suggest that there are between
___________ languages in the world.
1500 and 2500
4000 and 5000
7000 and 8000
500 and 1000
When a second language replaces a first, this is substractive bilingualism
referred to as:
additive bilingualism
detractive bilingualism
substractive bilingualism
inductive bilingualism
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Multiculturalism Chapter 6 _ Complete Study Guide.pdf
Multiculturalism Chapter 6 _ Complete Study Guide.pdf
Multiculturalism Chapter 6 | Complete
Study Guide
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Multiculturalism Chapter 6 _ Complete Study Guide.pdf
Multiculturalism Chapter 6 _ Complete Study Guide.pdf
Multiculturalism Chapter 6 _ Complete Study Guide.pdf
,Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf
Terms in this set (20)
U.S. society has strong: Eurocentric roots
Eurocentric roots
Ethnocentric roots
Multiethnic roots
Multicentric roots
By the age of __________, most children have learned the 5
syntax of their native language and know that the words
in different arrangement mean different things.
7
10
3
5
Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf
,Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf
The U.S. Census Bureau estimates that in 2000 there 47
were approximately ___________million non-English-
Speaking individuals living in the country.
12
47
29
66
Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf
, Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf
The more or less secret vocabulary of a co-culture (e.g. argot
prisoners, gang members, etc.) is referred to by
linguists as:
street talk
slang
argot
street jive
While some estimates run considerably higher, most 4000 and 5000
reference books suggest that there are between
___________ languages in the world.
1500 and 2500
4000 and 5000
7000 and 8000
500 and 1000
When a second language replaces a first, this is substractive bilingualism
referred to as:
additive bilingualism
detractive bilingualism
substractive bilingualism
inductive bilingualism
Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf Multiculturalism Chapter 6.pdf
