The following are all true about isogloss except
A) isogloss is a word-usage boundary.
B) an isogloss can be constructed for each word.
C) every word has a unique isogloss.
D) boundary lines of different words coalesce in some locations to form regions.
E) isogloss only describes boundaries for nouns and verbs, not adjectives.
Answer: E
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