A Child Who Can Speak Two Languages Is Considered ____

question 252

Multiple Choice

A child who can speak two languages is considered ____, whereas a child who can speak two or more is considered ____.

• A) bilingual; multilingual
• B) trilingual; polylingual
• C) unilingual; quadralingual
• D) monolingual; dyslingual

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Definitions:

One-tailed Hypothesis

A directional statistical hypothesis that specifies an expected relationship or difference in one direction between variables or groups.

Null Hypothesis

A default hypothesis that there is no statistical significance or effect in the relationship between two measured phenomena.

Closed-ended Research

A research method that uses structured questions or surveys, where respondents choose from predetermined answers.

Interpretivism

A research paradigm that emphasizes the understanding of social phenomena through the meanings that people assign to them.