The Variations in Vocabulary,pronunciation,syntax,and Style That Distinguish Speakers from Different

question 44

Multiple Choice

The variations in vocabulary,pronunciation,syntax,and style that distinguish speakers from different ethnic groups and geographic areas are referred to as

• A)denotative differences.
• B)dialects.
• C)codeswitching.
• D)abstract meaning.
• E)jargon.

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Definitions:

Female-Headed Household

A household led by a woman, often used in discussions about demographics, economics, and social issues.

Hispanic American

An individual of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race.

Welfare Dependency

A situation where individuals or families continuously rely on government assistance programs for their income over an extended period.

Theories Of Poverty

Various explanations about the causes of poverty, including economic conditions, social policies, and cultural practices that lead to material deprivation for individuals or groups.