Languages Differ

question 2

Multiple Choice

Languages differ:

• A) in how the users describe phonological knowledge.
• B) both in the sounds that they use and in how the sounds are used.
• C) according to acoustic signals.
• D) according to distinctive features of phonemes.

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Definitions:

Simple Event

In probability, a single outcome of an experiment or a situation where there is no combination of outcomes involved.

Event

An occurrence or outcome in a statistical experiment or study that can be distinctly identified.

Probability

A measure of the likelihood that an event will occur, often quantified as a number between 0 and 1.

Relative Frequency

The ratio of the number of times a value occurs compared to the total number of observations.