The Context Provided by Words at the End of a Sentence

question 64

Multiple Choice

The context provided by words at the end of a sentence influences

• A) what you think words at the end of the sentence mean, but does not affect the interpretation of the words at the beginning.
• B) what you think words throughout the sentence mean.
• C) what you think the words at the beginning of the sentence mean, but does not affect the interpretation of the words at the end of the sentence.
• D) how you interpret (i.e., decide what you heard) words throughout the sentence when those words contained ambiguous sounds.

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Definitions:

Administrative Dispute Resolution Act

A law aimed at promoting the use of alternative dispute resolution processes, such as arbitration and mediation, within the U.S. federal government.

1990

A year not identified by a specific event or definition; it is simply a point in time on the Gregorian calendar.

Interpretative Rules

Regulations or guidelines issued by government agencies for clarifying how the agency construes the legislation it administers.

Binding

An agreement or obligation that cannot be legally avoided or ignored.