Often Language Style Is Determined by the Context, but Sometimes

question 35

Multiple Choice

Often language style is determined by the context, but sometimes speakers who differ from each other in terms of age, sex, or social class also differ from each other in their speech.What is this difference called?

• A)dialect
• B)slang
• C)jargon
• D)social variation

Recognize assumptions and conditions for the application of Chi-Square tests.

Interpret the results of statistical analyses to make informed decisions.

Understand the concept and application of the chi-square test for independence.

Identify the correct hypothesis testing process for different statistical scenarios.

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Dutch

Relating to the Netherlands, its people, or their language.

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Relates to the language originating from England, now widely spoken globally as a first or second language.

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