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What distinguishes human language from animal communication?
Which statement about animal communication is accurate?
Why is it said that only humans are capable of producing language?
Which of the following is a characteristic of animal communication?
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What aspect of language is highlighted in the context of human capacity?
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What primarily characterizes human capacity in relation to language?
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Which of the following best explains why animal sounds are not considered language?
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In what way does human language differ fundamentally from animal communication?
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Why is language considered a dynamic human capacity?
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What does the text imply about the sounds produced by animals?
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Study Notes
### Defining Language
- Language is a uniquely human capacity.
- Animals communicate, but they lack the complex systems that make up language.
- Animal sounds often express emotions.
- Humans have the ability to create and use language, which extends beyond simple communication.
Language and Human Capacity
- Language is a unique human capacity.
- Animals can communicate, but they are not capable of producing language.
- Animal sounds often reflect their emotions.
- Only humans have the ability to produce language.
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Description
This quiz explores the unique characteristics of human language compared to animal communication. It examines how language extends beyond basic expression to include complex systems of meaning and creativity. Test your knowledge on the fundamental attributes that differentiate human language from animal sounds.