If a Deaf Child Learns Neither Spoken Language nor Sign

question 169

Multiple Choice

If a deaf child learns neither spoken language nor sign language during childhood, what happens?

• A) The child continues to be open to learning either spoken or sign language later.
• B) The child can learn sign language later, but not spoken language.
• C) The child will be seriously impaired at learning either kind of language later.
• D) The child will be more likely to be bilingual than monolingual.

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Definitions:

Mean

The calculation of the arithmetic average involves adding up all the values in a series and dividing the total by the quantity of numbers.

Rounded

The process of approximating a number to a specified degree of precision, often to the nearest whole number.

Rounding Rules

Guidelines used in mathematics and statistics for reducing the number of digits in a numeric value according to certain criteria, typically to make the value simpler or more intuitive.

Rounded

The process of adjusting numerical values to a specified degree of accuracy, typically to make them simpler or more manageable.