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A、of persons; not given to controversy
B、incontrovertible
C、uncontroversial
D、disputatious
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The main idea of the last paragraph is _________.
A．to have twins at the age of 57 is a disaster for St. James.
B．most high school students have aged parents.
C．it is difficult for old people to look after their grandchildren.
D．to raise a child when one is too old is not as easy as one has imagined.
A.industry
B.factory
C.voluntary
D.mandatory
This sort of observation flies in the face of conventional wisdom about what language is. Most linguists are influenced by the work of Noam Chomsky---in particular, his theory of "deep grammar". According to Dr. Chomsky, people are born with a sort of linguistic template in their brains. This is a set of rules that allows children to learn a language quickly, but also imposes constraints and structure on what is learnt. Evidence in support of this theory includes the tendency of children to make systematic mistakes which indicate a tendency to impose rules on what turn out to be grammatical exceptions (e. g. "I dided it" instead of "I did it"). There is also the ability of the children of migrant workers to invent new languages known as creoles out of the grammatically incoherent pidgin spoken by their parents. Exactly what the deep grammar consists of is still not clear, but a basic distinction between nouns and verbs would probably be one of its minimum requirements.
Dr. Gil contends, however, that there is a risk of unconscious bias leading to the conclusion that a particular sort of grammar exists in an unfamiliar language. That is because it is easier for linguists to dis cover extra features in foreign languages--for example tones that change the meaning of words, which are common in Indonesian but do not exist in European languages--than to realize that elements which are taken for granted in a linguist's native language may be absent from another. Despite the best intentions, he says, there is a tendency to fit languages into a mould. And since most linguists are westerners, that mould is usually an Indo-European language from the West.
It needs not, however, be a modern language. Dr. Gil's point about bias is well illustrated by the history of the study of the world's most widely spoken tongue. Many of the people who developed modern linguistics had had an education in Latin and Greek. As a consequence, English was often described until well into the 20th century as having six different noun cases, because Latin has six. Only relatively recently did grammarians begin a debate over noun cases in English. Some now contend that it does not have noun cases at all, others that it has two while still others maintain that there are three or four cases.
The difficulty is compounded if a linguist is not fluent in the language he is studying. The process of linguistic fieldwork is a painstaking one, fraught with pitfalls. Its mainstay is the use of "informants" who tell linguists, in interviews and on paper, about their language. Unfortunately, these informants tend to be better-educated than their fellows, and are often fluent in more than one language.
Which of the following statements is NOT true of Riau Indonesian？
A．It is quite different from standard Indonesian.
B．It shares some features with western languages.
C．There are no distinct features between nouns and verbs.
D．It is hard for western linguists to differentiate verb tenses.
According to Nambi, which of the following is CORRECT？
A．A new way of determining heart disease has been proved.
B．It"s clear what"s the most efficient way to check overweight.
C．Just by measuring one"s neck, a doctor will confirm heart disease.
D．A healthy lifestyle. will make a difference on your heart.
A.Basic
B.Ideal
C.Attainable
D.Efficient
A、for a bell shaped frequency distribution, approximately 68% of the observations are in the range of plus or minus one standard deviation.
B、for a positively skewed frequency distribution, approximately 68% of the observations are in the range of plus or minus one standard deviation.
C、for a bell shaped frequency distribution, approximately 75% of the observations are in the range of plus or minus one standard deviation.
D、for a positively skewed frequency distribution, approximately 75% of the observations are in the range of plus or minus one standard deviation.
A、billion
B、in billion
C、per a billion
D、in one billion
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