Anthropologists Refer to Sounds That Make a Critical Difference in Meaning

question 14

Multiple Choice

Anthropologists refer to sounds that make a critical difference in meaning within a language as

• A) paralanguage.
• B) morphemes.
• C) phonemes.
• D) grammar.

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Definitions:

Diagram

A simplified drawing showing the appearance, structure, or workings of something, often used for explanation purposes.

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Market Price

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