Comparisons of Bilingual and Monolingual Speakers Have Shown That

question 5

Multiple Choice

Comparisons of bilingual and monolingual speakers have shown that

• A) monolinguals acquire more expertise in their native language.
• B) bilinguals are more aware that the names assigned to concepts are arbitrary.
• C) bilinguals do not perform as well on concept-formation tasks as monolinguals do.
• D) monolingual children are better at following complicated instructions.

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Definitions:

Riparian Zone

Areas adjacent to rivers and streams with distinct vegetation and soil conditions, important for ecosystem health and biodiversity.

Trampling

The damage to vegetation or soil compaction caused by heavy foot or vehicle traffic.

Overgrazing

The depletion of vegetation due to livestock grazing at a higher density than the land can sustainably support, leading to soil erosion and desertification.

Aquaculture

The cultivation of aquatic organisms such as fish, shellfish, and seaweeds in controlled environments, intended for consumption or other human use.