Versions of a Language with Distinctive Vocabulary, Grammar, and Pronunciation

question 13

Multiple Choice

Versions of a language with distinctive vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation, which are spoken by particular groups of people within specific geographical regions, are called

• A) dialects
• B) accents
• C) jargon
• D) argot

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Definitions:

Uncertainty

The state of being unsure or not having all the information, which makes outcomes unpredictable.

Specific Result

A distinct outcome or effect that is the aim of an action or plan.

Large Number

A numeric value that is significantly larger than those found in everyday experiences, often requiring special mathematical concepts to understand and manipulate.

Gathering Information

The process of collecting data, facts, and insights from various sources to inform decisions, understand contexts, or solve problems.