The benefits of a bilingual brain
Quiz by Greg Holloway
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- Q1Language ability is typically measured in what parts?Pronunciation and sentence structureAccent, speed and spellingTalking, writing, listening and readingSize of vocabulary120s
- Q2A person who learns Spanish and English at the same time from childhood onward would be considered which type of bilingual?Coordinate bilingualCompound bilingualSubordinate bilingualAll of the above120s
- Q3Having a bilingual brain delays the beginning of certain diseases such as...Alzheimers and dementia.A headache and running noseA cold or fluLateness and Forgetfulness120s
- Q4What was the common perception of bilingualism before the 1960’s?Before the 1960s bilingualism was considered a hard thing to learn.Before the 1860s bilingualism was considered a handicap.Before the 1960s bilingualism was considered a handicap.Before the 1960s bilingualism was considered a handy skill.120s