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Tamiwin T

14 April 2022 06:26

Children (41) ... linguistic milestones in parallel fashion, regardless of the special • language they are exposed to. For example, at about 6-8 months •all children start to babble, that is, to (42) ... like bababa. At about 1 0-1 2 months they (43) ... their first words, and between 20 and 24 months they begin to put words together. It (44) .. . that children between 2 and 3 years speaking (45) ... use infi nitive verbs in main clauses or omit sentential subjects, although the language they are exposed to may not have this option. Across languages young children also over-regularize the past tense or other tenses of irregular verbs. Interestingly, similarities in language acquisition are (46) ... not only across spoken languages, but also between (47) .... For example, at the age when hearing babies start to babble orally, deaf babies start to do the same (48) .... It (49) ... that the timing and milestones of language acquisition are so similar and that the content of early languages is virtually identical, despite great variations in input and in 50) .... 42. ... (A) producing repetitive syllables (B) produced repetition syllables (C) produce repetition syllables (D) produce repetitive syllables (E) producing repetition syllables

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Jawaban terverifikasi

Nafis N

14 April 2022 06:26

Children (41) ... linguistic milestones in parallel fashion, regardless of the special • language they are exposed to. For example, at about 6-8 months •all children start to babble, that is, to (42) ... like bababa. At about 1 0-1 2 months they (43) ... their first words, and between 20 and 24 months they begin to put words together. It (44) .. . that children between 2 and 3 years speaking (45) ... use infi nitive verbs in main clauses or omit sentential subjects, although the language they are exposed to may not have this option. Across languages young children also over-regularize the past tense or other tenses of irregular verbs. Interestingly, similarities in language acquisition are (46) ... not only across spoken languages, but also between (47) .... For example, at the age when hearing babies start to babble orally, deaf babies start to do the same (48) .... It (49) ... that the timing and milestones of language acquisition are so similar and that the content of early languages is virtually identical, despite great variations in input and in 50) .... 41. ... (A) achieved (B) achieve (C) achieves (D) achieving (E) to achieve

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Winafajria W

14 April 2022 06:26

(1 ) Men outrank women in all but one of the fifteen causes of death, and women live an average of five years longer than men do. (2) Although many people have long bel ieved that the reason for women's longevity was genetic, a new study published in the American Journal of Public Health indicates that American males are more likely than women to engage in risky, health-damaging behaviours. (3) In one study of American women, coffee drinkers were onethird less likely to commit suicide than noncoffee drinkers. (4) For example, 26 percent of men smoke, compared to 22 percent of women; men are also far more likely to abuse drugs, drive without seat belt, and ride motorcycles without helmets. (5) Thanks to macho attitude that drives men to tackle danger head-on, they are twice likely to get hit by lightning or to drown in flood waters. (6) Men also take care of their bodies less than do women, who are twice as likely as men to get an annual physical. (7) Also, men are less likely to seek professional medical help when they experience health problem. Then, too, men work in more dangerous professions than women, so males account for 90 percent of all on-the-job fatalities. Which of the following sentence is not relevant? (A) Sentence (1 ) (B) Sentence (2) (C) Sentence (3) (D) Sentence (4) (E) Sentence (5)

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Winafajria W

14 April 2022 06:20

What is undeniably true is that pandas are striking animals. In 1 966, the zoologist Desmond Morris put forward 20 factors to explain the . human obsession with pandas. About half of them were to do with appearance: flat face, large eyes, soft appearance, rounded outline, contrasting colors and so on. A panda can deliver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore, but appearances can be deceptive and it would be a mistake to get too close to a wild panda. Even in captivity, where pandas are used to being cooked over by humans, they can be dangerous. In 2006, a drunken 28-year-old man by the name of Zhang clambered into the panda's enclosure at Beijing Zoo and tried to pet the internet. He'd been showing off to his companion, but all he had to show for his exploits was a right calf savaged beyond recognition. Such injuries are possible because of the giant panda's incred ibly chu nky skull and Mohican-l ike sagittal crest. This is the anchor point for a massive chewing muscle that can del iver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore. The panda needs this impressive bite if it is to crack its way into the tough sheath of a bamboo stem. The panda also boasts an enlarged radial sesamoid bone or "false-thumb" to get a grip as it munches, a complex suite of gut microbes to help its digestion, and a readiness to spend more than half its life col lecting, preparing and eating bamboo. With adaptations like these, the giant panda has performed a remarkable evolutionary switcheroo. It is a carnivore that has found a way to eat bamboo, a food source that is pretty dependable from one season to the next. Even better, unlike the prey of most carnivores, bamboo is not in the habit of running away. It can be inferred from the text that ... . (A) the giant pandas are carnivorous animals that are not dangerous (B) the giant pandas are wild animals that have deceptive appearances (C) people can get close to the giant pandas after a few months' contact (D) the giant pandas are very tame because they eat bamboo (E) the zookeeper should feed the giant pandas twice a day

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Septiangga S

14 April 2022 06:20

What is undeniably true is that pandas are striking animals. In 1 966, the zoologist Desmond Morris put forward 20 factors to explain the . human obsession with pandas. About half of them were to do with appearance: flat face, large eyes, soft appearance, rounded outline, contrasting colors and so on. A panda can deliver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore, but appearances can be deceptive and it would be a mistake to get too close to a wild panda. Even in captivity, where pandas are used to being cooked over by humans, they can be dangerous. In 2006, a drunken 28-year-old man by the name of Zhang clambered into the panda's enclosure at Beijing Zoo and tried to pet the internet. He'd been showing off to his companion, but all he had to show for his exploits was a right calf savaged beyond recognition. Such injuries are possible because of the giant panda's incred ibly chu nky skull and Mohican-l ike sagittal crest. This is the anchor point for a massive chewing muscle that can del iver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore. The panda needs this impressive bite if it is to crack its way into the tough sheath of a bamboo stem. The panda also boasts an enlarged radial sesamoid bone or "false-thumb" to get a grip as it munches, a complex suite of gut microbes to help its digestion, and a readiness to spend more than half its life col lecting, preparing and eating bamboo. With adaptations like these, the giant panda has performed a remarkable evolutionary switcheroo. It is a carnivore that has found a way to eat bamboo, a food source that is pretty dependable from one season to the next. Even better, unlike the prey of most carnivores, bamboo is not in the habit of running away. Which of the following is not true about the giant pandas' appearances? (A) rounded outline (B) large eyes (C) flat face (D) tiny eyes (E) contrasting colors

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Tamiwin T

14 April 2022 06:20

What is undeniably true is that pandas are striking animals. In 1 966, the zoologist Desmond Morris put forward 20 factors to explain the . human obsession with pandas. About half of them were to do with appearance: flat face, large eyes, soft appearance, rounded outline, contrasting colors and so on. A panda can deliver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore, but appearances can be deceptive and it would be a mistake to get too close to a wild panda. Even in captivity, where pandas are used to being cooked over by humans, they can be dangerous. In 2006, a drunken 28-year-old man by the name of Zhang clambered into the panda's enclosure at Beijing Zoo and tried to pet the internet. He'd been showing off to his companion, but all he had to show for his exploits was a right calf savaged beyond recognition. Such injuries are possible because of the giant panda's incred ibly chu nky skull and Mohican-l ike sagittal crest. This is the anchor point for a massive chewing muscle that can del iver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore. The panda needs this impressive bite if it is to crack its way into the tough sheath of a bamboo stem. The panda also boasts an enlarged radial sesamoid bone or "false-thumb" to get a grip as it munches, a complex suite of gut microbes to help its digestion, and a readiness to spend more than half its life col lecting, preparing and eating bamboo. With adaptations like these, the giant panda has performed a remarkable evolutionary switcheroo. It is a carnivore that has found a way to eat bamboo, a food source that is pretty dependable from one season to the next. Even better, unlike the prey of most carnivores, bamboo is not in the habit of running away. The best title of the text is ... . (A) The True Characteristics of Giant Pandas (B) The Appearances of Giant Pandas (C) The Food Source of Giant Pandas (D) The Zoologist, Demond Morris (E) The Incident of Giant Pandas

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Nafis N

14 April 2022 06:20

What is undeniably true is that pandas are striking animals. In 1 966, the zoologist Desmond Morris put forward 20 factors to explain the . human obsession with pandas. About half of them were to do with appearance: flat face, large eyes, soft appearance, rounded outline, contrasting colors and so on. A panda can deliver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore, but appearances can be deceptive and it would be a mistake to get too close to a wild panda. Even in captivity, where pandas are used to being cooked over by humans, they can be dangerous. In 2006, a drunken 28-year-old man by the name of Zhang clambered into the panda's enclosure at Beijing Zoo and tried to pet the internet. He'd been showing off to his companion, but all he had to show for his exploits was a right calf savaged beyond recognition. Such injuries are possible because of the giant panda's incred ibly chu nky skull and Mohican-l ike sagittal crest. This is the anchor point for a massive chewing muscle that can del iver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore. The panda needs this impressive bite if it is to crack its way into the tough sheath of a bamboo stem. The panda also boasts an enlarged radial sesamoid bone or "false-thumb" to get a grip as it munches, a complex suite of gut microbes to help its digestion, and a readiness to spend more than half its life col lecting, preparing and eating bamboo. With adaptations like these, the giant panda has performed a remarkable evolutionary switcheroo. It is a carnivore that has found a way to eat bamboo, a food source that is pretty dependable from one season to the next. Even better, unlike the prey of most carnivores, bamboo is not in the habit of running away. The tone of the text is ... . (A) humorous (B) angered (C) informational (D) outraged (E) emotional

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Winafajria W

14 April 2022 06:20

What is undeniably true is that pandas are striking animals. In 1 966, the zoologist Desmond Morris put forward 20 factors to explain the . human obsession with pandas. About half of them were to do with appearance: flat face, large eyes, soft appearance, rounded outline, contrasting colors and so on. A panda can deliver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore, but appearances can be deceptive and it would be a mistake to get too close to a wild panda. Even in captivity, where pandas are used to being cooked over by humans, they can be dangerous. In 2006, a drunken 28-year-old man by the name of Zhang clambered into the panda's enclosure at Beijing Zoo and tried to pet the internet. He'd been showing off to his companion, but all he had to show for his exploits was a right calf savaged beyond recognition. Such injuries are possible because of the giant panda's incred ibly chu nky skull and Mohican-l ike sagittal crest. This is the anchor point for a massive chewing muscle that can del iver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore. The panda needs this impressive bite if it is to crack its way into the tough sheath of a bamboo stem. The panda also boasts an enlarged radial sesamoid bone or "false-thumb" to get a grip as it munches, a complex suite of gut microbes to help its digestion, and a readiness to spend more than half its life col lecting, preparing and eating bamboo. With adaptations like these, the giant panda has performed a remarkable evolutionary switcheroo. It is a carnivore that has found a way to eat bamboo, a food source that is pretty dependable from one season to the next. Even better, unlike the prey of most carnivores, bamboo is not in the habit of running away. The word "massive" in line 22 could best be replaced by ... . (This is the anchor point for a massive chewing muscle that can del iver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore) (A) enormous (B) small (C) dangerous (D) tiny (E) scary

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Septiangga S

14 April 2022 06:20

What is undeniably true is that pandas are striking animals. In 1 966, the zoologist Desmond Morris put forward 20 factors to explain the . human obsession with pandas. About half of them were to do with appearance: flat face, large eyes, soft appearance, rounded outline, contrasting colors and so on. A panda can deliver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore, but appearances can be deceptive and it would be a mistake to get too close to a wild panda. Even in captivity, where pandas are used to being cooked over by humans, they can be dangerous. In 2006, a drunken 28-year-old man by the name of Zhang clambered into the panda's enclosure at Beijing Zoo and tried to pet the internet. He'd been showing off to his companion, but all he had to show for his exploits was a right calf savaged beyond recognition. Such injuries are possible because of the giant panda's incred ibly chu nky skull and Mohican-l ike sagittal crest. This is the anchor point for a massive chewing muscle that can del iver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore. The panda needs this impressive bite if it is to crack its way into the tough sheath of a bamboo stem. The panda also boasts an enlarged radial sesamoid bone or "false-thumb" to get a grip as it munches, a complex suite of gut microbes to help its digestion, and a readiness to spend more than half its life col lecting, preparing and eating bamboo. With adaptations like these, the giant panda has performed a remarkable evolutionary switcheroo. It is a carnivore that has found a way to eat bamboo, a food source that is pretty dependable from one season to the next. Even better, unlike the prey of most carnivores, bamboo is not in the habit of running away. Which of the following best describes the organization of this text? (A) an idea is presented and then refuted (B) an opinion is supported with facts (C) a cause is followed by an effect (D) a concept is followed by examples (E) a definition is s u pported with examples

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Tamiwin T

14 April 2022 06:20

What is undeniably true is that pandas are striking animals. In 1 966, the zoologist Desmond Morris put forward 20 factors to explain the . human obsession with pandas. About half of them were to do with appearance: flat face, large eyes, soft appearance, rounded outline, contrasting colors and so on. A panda can deliver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore, but appearances can be deceptive and it would be a mistake to get too close to a wild panda. Even in captivity, where pandas are used to being cooked over by humans, they can be dangerous. In 2006, a drunken 28-year-old man by the name of Zhang clambered into the panda's enclosure at Beijing Zoo and tried to pet the internet. He'd been showing off to his companion, but all he had to show for his exploits was a right calf savaged beyond recognition. Such injuries are possible because of the giant panda's incred ibly chu nky skull and Mohican-l ike sagittal crest. This is the anchor point for a massive chewing muscle that can del iver one of the highest bite forces of any carnivore. The panda needs this impressive bite if it is to crack its way into the tough sheath of a bamboo stem. The panda also boasts an enlarged radial sesamoid bone or "false-thumb" to get a grip as it munches, a complex suite of gut microbes to help its digestion, and a readiness to spend more than half its life col lecting, preparing and eating bamboo. With adaptations like these, the giant panda has performed a remarkable evolutionary switcheroo. It is a carnivore that has found a way to eat bamboo, a food source that is pretty dependable from one season to the next. Even better, unlike the prey of most carnivores, bamboo is not in the habit of running away. The pronoun "he" in line 17 refers to ... . (He'd been showing off to his companion, but all he had to show for his exploits was a right calf savaged beyond recognition. ) (A) giant panda (B) Zhang (C) Zhang's companion (D) Desmond Morris (E) Zookeeper of Beijing Zoo

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