Answer: A) Human beings are able to acquire language a result of a natural biological predisposition.
Explanation for this question is being written.
Answer: B) The knowledge students need to acquire will be presented naturally through student-inquiry.
Answer: C) Active rule-builder.
Answer: B) An innate ability of humans.
Answer: B) Noam Chomsky.
Answer: C) A blank slate, neither good or bad.
Answer: D) Grammatical/Linguistic Competence.
Answer: C) Holophrastic
Answer: C) Humans are born with an innate ability or biological mechanism to acquire language.
Answer: B) Children are born with an innate ability to acquire language.
Answer: B) Ignored innate abilities.
Answer: A) True
Answer: A) LAD (language acquisition device).
Answer: A) Chomsky
Answer: C) Innate or inherited neural structures.
Answer: D) Noam Chomsky.
Answer: D) Chomsky in 1957.
Answer: D) All of the above.
Answer: D) Chomsky
Answer: D) Innatist theory.
Answer: A) Lado, R. (1957).
Answer: A) Content-based instruction.
Answer: B) LAD
Answer: A) The Innatist Theory.
Answer: A) Competence is knowing the rules; performance is using them in real situations.
Answer: C) Innateness
Answer: C) How is knowledge of language acquired by the human mind?
Answer: B) Ignored creativity in language.
Answer: C) Innate
Answer: A) Nativist Theory.
Answer: A) Cognitivist
Answer: D) All answers are correct.
Answer: A) Linguistic competence.
Answer: D) I and III.
Answer: C) Noam Chomsky.
Answer: C) Induce the rules for the past tense from the language to which the are exposed.
Answer: B) According to R. L. Trask.
Answer: B) Through innate grammatical rules.
Answer: A) Noam Chomsky's.
Answer: C) Language Acquisition Device.
Answer: D) Both linguistic competence and linguistic knowledge are correct.
Answer: B) Experiences
Answer: A) CHOMSKY
Answer: A) Language acquisition device.
Answer: A) Language Acquisition Device.
Answer: D) Language Acquisition Device (LAD).
Answer: B) Chomsky
Answer: A) Prelinguistic stage, babbling stage, one-word stage, two-word stage, telegraphic stage, and later development of complex sentences.
Answer: D) None of the above.
Answer: D) Children raised in isolation fromlanguage spontaneously begin speaking words.
Answer: A) One's unconscious linguistic knowledge.
Answer: D) Habit formation.
Answer: B) B, C and D.