Vernacular forms - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

WGU C255 Intro to Geography Questions and Answers Already Passed Geography The study of the interaction of all physical and human phenomena at individual places and of how interactions among places form patterns and organize larger spaces physical geography Studies the characteristics of the physical environment. When geography concentrates on topics such as climate, soil, and vegetation, it is a natural science human geography Studies human groups and their activities, such as language, indus...

Language that is being spoken to a person is called _____________ language. - receptive Language that expresses thoughts and feelings to others is called ________________ language. - expressive stressed, unstressed, unstressed - dactylic stressed, stressed - spondee stressed, unstressed - trochaic unstressed, stressed - iambic unstressed, unstressed, stressed - anapestic The __________ English literary time period lasted from . Writers of this time: Charles Dickens, Robe...

AP Human Geography Terms (2022/2023) Rated A scale the relationship between a place on a map and the place in real life space the physical gap or interval between two objects cartography the science of making maps meridian an imaginary great circle on the surface of the earth passing through the north and south poles at right angles to the equator; longitude GIS a computer system that stores, organizes, analyzes, and displays geographic data toponym the name given to a place on Earth site ...

Diglossia A situation where a language that has two forms, one a 'higher' and more prestigious form used by educated speakers in formal situations, and the other a 'lower', vernacular form used more commonly. BICS Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills CALP Cognitive Academic Language Proficiency Elaborate Language Code Explicit speech with minimal expressive language. Used with strangers/acquaintances. (Basil Bernstein's Theory of Language Codes) Restricted Language Code Spee...

AP Human Geography Unit 1 Review Rated A What is human geography? Human geography is the study of the ways in which human activities and cultures shape the world around them, including population distribution, urbanization, and the impact of human activity on the environment. Latitude ️️The numbering system used to indicate the location of parallels drawn on a globe and measuring distance north and south of the equator What is the difference between absolute and relative loca...

ANTH 1120 Midterm Review Questions and Answers Terms: Nature: Inspired by Charles Darwin (theory of evolution): – the belief that behaviors including intelligence are biologically based. Nurture: • Margaret Mead’s research debunked that theory. • Identities are NOT biologically based but are learned and cultivated through socialization • Identity is always produced in the course of social interaction Anthropological Skills (toolkit) ; Our ability to conduct qualitative res...

HST 1100 Module 9 - The Recovery and Growth of European Society in the High Middle Ages What new agricultural practices arose in the High Middle Ages? What role did peasants and aristocrats play in the civilization of the High Middle Ages? The warmer climate in the High Middle Ages improved growing conditions and allowed agriculture to expand. More land was cleared, iron was used to make better farming tools, wind and water power was harnessed using windmills and water mills, and a three field ...

What type of diffusion best represents the use of a celebrity to endorse a product? a) hierarchial b) Relocation c) stimulus d) all options e) contagious correct answers a) hierarchial Dr. John Snow pursued many important research projects. Which research led him to treat a member of the Royal Family? a) appropriate dosage for anesthesia b) prevention of pain in dentistry c) Infectious diseases among miners d) spread of cholera e) infections in canines correct answers a) appropria...

Gestural humility - correct answer Understanding that the familiar gestures of our home culture will not mean the same things abroad and also that we cannot infer the meaning of any gestures we observe in other cultures. Polychronic - correct answer time is not measurable, it is not scarce, and it occurs only when something (an event) happens. This system stresses involvement of people and completion of transactions rat...

Desktop publishing The Digital Revolution— and Beyond During the last quarter of the twentieth century and the first decade of the twenty-first century, electronic and computer technology advanced at an extraordinary pace, transforming many areas of human activity. Graphic design was irrevocably changed by digital computer hardware and software and the explosive growth of the Internet. Many years earlier, the Industrial Revolution had begun fragmenting the process of creating and printin...