1) A child learns the word "dada" for their father, but then uses "dada" to refer to all men they see. Which term best describes this common error? a) Holophrastic Function b) Underextension c) Overextension 2) What type of error is the child making when they say, "I DIDN'T DID IT"? a) External Marker b) Tense Reassignment Error c) Sound Signal Error 3) Which is Learned First? a) Progressive (-ing) b) Article ("the") c) They are learned at the same time. 4) What is the key difference between babbling ('gaga') and meaningful speech? a) Phoneme Class b) Vowel Quality c) Intentionality 5) Which consonant is likely to be learned earliest? (Due to high visibility of the articulators) a) /k/ (as in cat) b) /z/ (as in zoo) c) /m/ (as in mama)

HOW CHILDREN LEARN LANGUAGE

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