Nonstandard Quantifiers Are Called "Nonstandard" Because

question 176

Multiple Choice

Nonstandard quantifiers are called "nonstandard" because:

• A)they don't indicate whether the proposition is universal or particular
• B)they don't indicate whether the proposition is affirmative or negative
• C)they use words in a way that most English speakers would find unusual
• D)they are not on the list of standard quantifiers
• E)they cause the proposition to commit at least one grammatical error

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Definitions:

Coat Color

The color of an animal's fur, scales, skin, or feathers, which can result from a combination of genetic, environmental, and developmental factors.

Alleles

Alleles are variations of a gene that occur on the same place on a chromosome. These variations contribute to the diversity of traits seen in organisms.

Multiple Alleles

Three or more alleles of a single locus (in a population), such as the alleles governing the ABO series of blood types.

Norm Of Reaction

The range of phenotypes expressed by a single genotype under different environmental conditions.