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What does it mean for languages to be cognate?
What does it mean for languages to be cognate?
- They have the same origin and are related (correct)
- They sound completely different
- They have no similarities
- They come from completely different language families
Which of the following best describes connate characteristics?
Which of the following best describes connate characteristics?
- Unrelated parts or organs
- Closely joined or united parts or organs (correct)
- Constantly changing attributes
- Born from completely different origins
What is the meaning of 'connate' as used in the text?
What is the meaning of 'connate' as used in the text?
- Developed over time
- Totally unrelated
- Existing in a person or thing from birth or origin (correct)
- Randomly acquired
Which term refers to being marked by or showing resemblance?
Which term refers to being marked by or showing resemblance?
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In what way are commensurate amounts described?
In what way are commensurate amounts described?
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'Congenial' friends are most likely to be:
'Congenial' friends are most likely to be:
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'Disparate' typically means:
'Disparate' typically means:
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'Distinct' is most closely related to being:
'Distinct' is most closely related to being:
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'Imprecise' is best described as lacking:
'Imprecise' is best described as lacking:
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'Cognate' is to languages as '_____' is to parts or organs.
'Cognate' is to languages as '_____' is to parts or organs.
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