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Quiz Universal GrammarVersión en línea Grammar true/false por Lautaro Mendibe 1 Universal Grammar claims that language is learned entirely through imitation and exposure to input. a False b True 2 Phrase structure rules show that sentences are organized hierarchically rather than as simple linear strings of words. a True b False 3 In the Principles & Parameters model, differences between languages are explained by parameters rather than language-specific rules. a False b True 4 The concept of the autonomy of syntax suggests that grammar is always dependent on meaning and context. a True b False 5 In Syntactic Structures, Noam Chomsky presents language as a generative system capable of producing infinite sentences from finite rules. a False b True 6 Transformational rules demonstrate that sentences only have one level of structure. a False b True 7 What does Universal Grammar claim about language learning? a Input alone determines grammar b Humans are born with an innate language capacity. c Language is learned entirely by imitation d There are no innate constraints 8 What does the autonomy of syntax mean? a Grammar is independent of meaning and context. b Meaning determines sentence form c Syntax dictates meaning directly d Grammar depends on semantics 9 Which example shows grammar can be independent of sense? a A cat sat on a mat b Colorless green ideas sleep furiously c The rain falls softly d The idea is bright and clear 10 What is the function of transformations in UG? a They erase grammatical rules b They connect deep structure to surface structure c They create new phonemes d They determine vocabulary frequency 11 Which statement aligns with Universal Grammar? a Meaning solely drives grammar b There are no innate constraints c All grammar is learned from exposure d Input selects among innate grammatical constraints Feedback 7 UG posits innate constraints; input helps trigger them. 8 Syntax can be correct even if the meaning is odd. 9 Grammatically well-formed despite nonsense meaning. 10 Transformations derive what we say from underlying form. 11 UG emphasizes built-in constraints guided by input.

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por Lautaro Mendibe

Universal Grammar claims that language is learned entirely through imitation and exposure to input.

Phrase structure rules show that sentences are organized hierarchically rather than as simple linear strings of words.

In the Principles & Parameters model, differences between languages are explained by parameters rather than language-specific rules.

The concept of the autonomy of syntax suggests that grammar is always dependent on meaning and context.

In Syntactic Structures, Noam Chomsky presents language as a generative system capable of producing infinite sentences from finite rules.

Transformational rules demonstrate that sentences only have one level of structure.

What does Universal Grammar claim about language learning?

What does the autonomy of syntax mean?

Which example shows grammar can be independent of sense?

What is the function of transformations in UG?

Which statement aligns with Universal Grammar?

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