Cross-Linguistic Studies of the Color Domain Suggest That

question 6

Multiple Choice

Cross-linguistic studies of the color domain suggest that:

• A) different languages are remarkably similar in the color words they use
• B) languages differ randomly in the color words they use
• C) there is a hierarchy of color terms
• D) cultures determine whether color is perceived categorically or discretely

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