The Word "Key" Is Masculine in German and Feminine in Spanish.Franz

question 57

Multiple Choice

The word "key" is masculine in German and feminine in Spanish.Franz is a native German speaker and Fernando is a native Spanish speaker.Which of these outcomes is most likely?

• A) Both Franz and Fernando will tend to describe keys in feminine terms.
• B) Franz will use more masculine terms to describe keys than Fernando.
• C) Fernando will use more masculine terms to describe keys than Franz.
• D) Both Franz and Fernando will tend to describe keys in masculine terms.

Compare short-run and long-run decision-making in purely competitive firms.

Understand the differences between aerobic and anaerobic exercises.

Recognize the physiological benefits of aerobic fitness, including its impact on mortality and cardiovascular health.

Comprehend the concepts and benefits of isometric, isotonic, and isokinetic exercises.

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