Research on Language Development Shows That

question 131

Multiple Choice

Research on language development shows that

• A) infants are born prewired to learn their native language.
• B) children are born able to speak any language and this ability never goes away.
• C) children are born ready to learn any language, but quickly adapt to their native language.
• D) children cannot discriminate the sounds of any language until about 2 years of age.

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