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Froggy Jumps Typology QuizVersión en línea Language feature quiz por Rukhshona Mannopova 1 What does deep identity in languages mean? a It refers to identical vocabulary across languages. b It means languages have the same phonetic inventory. c It means languages share underlying structural features, not just surface similarities. 2 What does surface identity in languages mean? a It implies the meaning of sentences is the same. b It refers to observable similarities in form or usage. c It refers to the deep, universal rules of grammar. 3 What is the goal of the one-level approach? a To focus only on semantic meaning. b To compare languages across all levels simultaneously. c To compare languages at the same level (phonology, morphology, syntax). 4 Give one example of a one-level comparison. a Analyzing discourse pragmatics in conversations. b Comparing verb conjugations in two languages. c Studying the cultural context of language use. 5 What does the cross-level approach study? a It focuses solely on phonology. b It only examines lexical semantics. c It compares different levels (like syntax and morphology) at the same time. 6 Which approach focuses on meaning: content or formal? a The formal approach focuses on meaning. b The content approach focuses on meaning. c Both approaches ignore meaning. 7 Which approach focuses on patterns and structure? a The pragmatic approach. b The content approach. c The formal approach. 8 What is an etalon language? a A standard/reference language used for comparison. b A language with no grammatical rules. c A hypothetical language with no speakers. 9 What is the limitation of using an etalon language? a It may cause bias and not represent all languages fairly. b It perfectly represents all languages. c It replaces all other languages in analysis. 10 When are typological operations considered “perfect”? a When they ignore exceptions. b When they focus only on word order. c When they account for universals, differences, and exceptions.

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por Rukhshona Mannopova

What does deep identity in languages mean?

What does surface identity in languages mean?

What is the goal of the one-level approach?

Give one example of a one-level comparison.

What does the cross-level approach study?

Which approach focuses on meaning: content or formal?

Which approach focuses on patterns and structure?

What is an etalon language?

What is the limitation of using an etalon language?

When are typological operations considered “perfect”?