A Linguistic Capacity to Describe Things That Are Not Present

question 35

Multiple Choice

A linguistic capacity to describe things that are not present is called:

• A)Conventionality.
• B)Displacement.
• C)Productivity.
• D)Openness.
• E)Communication.

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Definitions:

Page Layout

The arrangement of visual elements on a page, such as text, images, and shapes, designed to convey a specific aesthetic or functional message.

View

In computing, this term refers to the way in which information is displayed or rendered on the screen, often customizable by the user.

Insert

A command used in many applications, allowing the user to input or add new data or elements into a document or file.

File

A collection of data or information that has been named and stored electronically on a computer or storage device.