Why Is Language So Important in the Construction of Culture

question 46

Multiple Choice

Why is language so important in the construction of culture?

• A) It enables the transfer of knowledge.
• B) It is part of material culture.
• C) It makes subcultures possible.
• D) It enables the distinction of allophones.

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Definitions:

Direct Materials

Raw materials that are directly traceable to the production process and are a part of the finished product.

Flexible Budget

An adaptable financial plan that changes according to the actual output levels or activities of a business.

Units

A measure of product quantity, either as individual items or a standard measurement used for inventory and production.

Client-Visits

The activity of going to see clients in person for business purposes such as consultations, sales presentations, and relationship building.