A) 1878 B) 1880 C) 1850 D) 1897
A) "Avoid speaking at all; just nod and smile." B) "Try to speak French instead; it's easier." C) "Use sign language; they'll understand you better." D) "Speak in German, Mark. Some of these people may understand English."
A) "Die Logik der deutschen Sprache" B) "Das Wunder der deutschen Sprache" C) "Die Schrecken der deutschen Sprache" D) "Die Freuden der deutschen Sprache"
A) Agglutinative B) Analytic C) Polysynthetic D) Isolating
A) Dynamic equivalence B) Free translation C) Interlinear translation D) Literal translation
A) "Logical and consistent" B) "Slipshod and systemless" C) "Simple and straightforward" D) "Efficient and user-friendly"
A) Verb conjugation B) Linguistic gender C) Syntax D) Pronunciation
A) "Woman" B) "Boy" C) "Girl" D) "Turnip"
A) There are no exceptions to gender rules. B) Gender is always based on natural sex. C) All nouns have the same gender. D) The relationship between gender and noun is unclear.
A) French B) Dutch C) Italian D) Spanish |