Language Is Not Just a System;it Is a Completely Symbolic

question 3

Multiple Choice

Language is not just a system;it is a completely symbolic system.There is no necessary connection between a sound (word) and the concept signified;different languages have different words for the same concepts.This means that the relation is arbitrary and symbolic;each word represents a concept.What is the term that refers to this concept?

• A) abstraction
• B) displacement
• C) linguistic nationalism
• D) dialects

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Definitions:

Raw Materials Inventory

The total cost of all the raw materials that are currently stored by a company and yet to be used in production.

Factory Insurance

Insurance coverage designed to protect manufacturing facilities against losses from events like fire, theft, and natural disasters.

Raw Materials

Basic materials that are used in the production process to manufacture goods, often transformed into final products or component parts.

Production

The process of creating goods and services, involving both the conversion of raw materials into finished products and the creation of value.