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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