What is a unique feature of signed language communities that is not found in communities that use spoken language?
A Users of signed languages generally needs to be face-to-face to interact.
B Signed languages have variation based on social factors such as race or gender.
C Children usually begin acquiring formal method of signing until they enter school.
D Users of signed languages are not marginalized by language ideologies like many users of spoken language.
E Styles exist at the person-level.
C
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A. Mark Cohen. B. Kent Flannery. C. Robert Brain. D. Lewis Binford.
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a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The most important source of data for archaeologists are
a. material culture left by earlier societies. b. interviews with living people. c. DNA preserved in fossils. d. early hominid fossils. e. human skeletal remains.
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A) the extensive use of child labor B) the degree of free will in the participation in cane-cutting in the Dominican Republic C) the comparison between the situation in the Dominican Republic and the situation of migratory workers from Mexico to the United States D) whether or not social security should be paid to retired cane-cutters