Human Language Differs from Communication in Nonhuman Animals in That

question 118

Multiple Choice

Human language differs from communication in nonhuman animals in that it is _________.

• A)used more to express a wide range of thoughts and ideas
• B)the expression of an innate capacity
• C)essential for thought
• D)composed of sounds

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