When Using Syntactic Bootstrapping, a Child

question 67

Multiple Choice

When using syntactic bootstrapping, a child

• A) uses a word's placement in a sentence to help determine its meaning.
• B) generates a one-word utterance that has the meaning of a full sentence.
• C) uses a grammar rule in an inappropriate manner (e.g., uses the "-ed" which means past tense on a word like "run" to create the word "runned").
• D) is able to immediately connect a word in one language to its counterpart in a second language.

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Definitions:

Family User Accounts

User accounts configured within an operating system to allow family members to access specific content and settings tailored for individual use.

Sign-In

The process of authenticating identity to gain access to a system or service by providing credentials, such as a username and password.

Malware

Short for 'malicious software', refers to any program or code designed to harm or exploit any programmable device, service, or network.

Deliberately

In a careful and unhurried manner, often implying intentionality.