Alternative Views on the Nature of Creoles Include the Idea

question 22

Multiple Choice

Alternative views on the nature of Creoles include the idea that:

• A) Creoles are produced when one culture dominates a neighboring culture's use of their native language.
• B) Creoles develop when people import a language for the community to learn.
• C) Creoles result from the common uses to which all languages are put.
• D) shared features of independently arising Creoles indicate that human beings create only one kind of language system.

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