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Which theory suggests that language originated from the sounds produced by nature?
Which theory suggests that language originated from the sounds produced by nature?
- Pooh-Pooh Theory
- Yo-He-Ho Theory
- Bow-Wow Theory (correct)
- Yum-Yum Theory
What does the Ding-Dong Theory imply about the relationship between objects and their sounds?
What does the Ding-Dong Theory imply about the relationship between objects and their sounds?
- Objects have no associated sounds.
- Sounds are created randomly without any connection to objects.
- All sounds are arbitrary and unrelated to their objects.
- Every object has a specific sound that represents it. (correct)
Which theory attributes the origin of language to spontaneous exclamations resulting from strong emotions?
Which theory attributes the origin of language to spontaneous exclamations resulting from strong emotions?
- Yo-He-Ho Theory
- Bow-Wow Theory
- Pooh-Pooh Theory (correct)
- Yum-Yum Theory
According to the Yum-Yum Theory, how do humans respond through language?
According to the Yum-Yum Theory, how do humans respond through language?
What is the focus of the Yo-He-Ho Theory in the context of language development?
What is the focus of the Yo-He-Ho Theory in the context of language development?
Which example best illustrates the Bow-Wow Theory?
Which example best illustrates the Bow-Wow Theory?
In the context of the Ding-Dong Theory, how are sounds perceived?
In the context of the Ding-Dong Theory, how are sounds perceived?
Which of the following emotions might be expressed according to the Pooh-Pooh Theory?
Which of the following emotions might be expressed according to the Pooh-Pooh Theory?
What type of action does the Yum-Yum Theory emphasize as a form of communication?
What type of action does the Yum-Yum Theory emphasize as a form of communication?
Which theory primarily considers the human need to articulate physical actions as a foundation for language?
Which theory primarily considers the human need to articulate physical actions as a foundation for language?
Ano ang pangunahing ideya sa Teoryang Bow-Wow?
Ano ang pangunahing ideya sa Teoryang Bow-Wow?
Sa ilalim ng Teoryang Ding-Dong, ano ang koneksyon sa pagitan ng mga tunog at bagay?
Sa ilalim ng Teoryang Ding-Dong, ano ang koneksyon sa pagitan ng mga tunog at bagay?
Anong halimbawa ang pinaka-akmang kumakatawan sa Teoryang Pooh-Pooh?
Anong halimbawa ang pinaka-akmang kumakatawan sa Teoryang Pooh-Pooh?
Ano ang pangunahing ideya ng Teoryang Yum-Yum?
Ano ang pangunahing ideya ng Teoryang Yum-Yum?
Ano ang ipinapahayag ng Teoryang Yo-He-Ho tungkol sa wika?
Ano ang ipinapahayag ng Teoryang Yo-He-Ho tungkol sa wika?
Alin sa mga sumusunod na halimbawa ang pinakamahusay na kumakatawan sa prinsipyo ng Teoryang Bow-Wow?
Alin sa mga sumusunod na halimbawa ang pinakamahusay na kumakatawan sa prinsipyo ng Teoryang Bow-Wow?
Sa Teoryang Ding-Dong, ano ang maaari nating asahan mula sa mga tunog?
Sa Teoryang Ding-Dong, ano ang maaari nating asahan mula sa mga tunog?
Anong estado ang itinatampok ng Teoryang Pooh-Pooh sa paglikha ng tunog?
Anong estado ang itinatampok ng Teoryang Pooh-Pooh sa paglikha ng tunog?
Ano ang nababanggit sa Teoryang Yum-Yum patungkol sa mga pagkilos ng tao?
Ano ang nababanggit sa Teoryang Yum-Yum patungkol sa mga pagkilos ng tao?
Ano ang nagpapakita ng prinsipyo ng Teoryang Yo-He-Ho sa buhay ng tao?
Ano ang nagpapakita ng prinsipyo ng Teoryang Yo-He-Ho sa buhay ng tao?
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Study Notes
Theories of Language
- Language and race emerged simultaneously in human history, evolving together with cultural development.
- Early human sounds were akin to animal communication, later transforming as cultures advanced.
Bow-Wow Theory
- Suggests that early humans created sounds based on nature's noises.
- These sounds were attached to objects or phenomena.
- Examples include: creaking of bamboo, rumbling thunder, wind gusts, waves crashing on rocks, and animal calls.
Ding-Dong Theory
- Proposes that every object in the environment has a unique sound that signifies it.
- Examples include: the sound of bells, clocks, and trains.
Pooh-Pooh Theory
- Argues that speech began accidentally from strong emotions.
- Humans unintentionally expressed feelings through sounds, making meaning from their own vocalizations.
- Examples include: laughter, crying, surprise, and other emotional utterances.
Yum-Yum Theory
- Suggests that early words were accompanied by gestures or physical actions.
- Movement of body parts, particularly the mouth and tongue, was integral to communication.
- Example: changing tongue position while speaking.
Yo-He-Ho Theory
- Indicates that words were formed through physical exertion or effort.
- Communicative sounds stemmed from activities like lifting heavy objects or physical combat.
- Examples include: lifting weights, punching, and other strenuous actions.
Theories of Language
- Language and race emerged simultaneously in human history, evolving together with cultural development.
- Early human sounds were akin to animal communication, later transforming as cultures advanced.
Bow-Wow Theory
- Suggests that early humans created sounds based on nature's noises.
- These sounds were attached to objects or phenomena.
- Examples include: creaking of bamboo, rumbling thunder, wind gusts, waves crashing on rocks, and animal calls.
Ding-Dong Theory
- Proposes that every object in the environment has a unique sound that signifies it.
- Examples include: the sound of bells, clocks, and trains.
Pooh-Pooh Theory
- Argues that speech began accidentally from strong emotions.
- Humans unintentionally expressed feelings through sounds, making meaning from their own vocalizations.
- Examples include: laughter, crying, surprise, and other emotional utterances.
Yum-Yum Theory
- Suggests that early words were accompanied by gestures or physical actions.
- Movement of body parts, particularly the mouth and tongue, was integral to communication.
- Example: changing tongue position while speaking.
Yo-He-Ho Theory
- Indicates that words were formed through physical exertion or effort.
- Communicative sounds stemmed from activities like lifting heavy objects or physical combat.
- Examples include: lifting weights, punching, and other strenuous actions.
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