Regarding the Claim That Inuit/Aleut Languages Have More Words for Snow

question 180

Multiple Choice

Regarding the claim that Inuit/Aleut languages have more words for snow, which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A) Inuit/Aleut individuals may have to refer to snow more often than might English-speaking Americans.
• B) English has fewer "snow words" than do Inuit/Aleut languages.
• C) English-speaking Americans are more sensitive to differences in snow than are Inuit/Aleut individuals.
• D) English-speaking Americans are less sensitive to differences in snow than are Inuit/Aleut individuals.

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