syllabic writing

Name the syllabic writing system used in Japanese.

• kana

• Mycenaean Greek

• Ndyuka

• Xiangnan Tuhua

Answer explanation

Japanese uses a syllabic writing system called "kana," which includes two sets of characters: hiragana and katakana.

Which ancient civilization is created with development of first syllabic writing system?

• Egypt

• China

• Sumerians

• Mesoamerica

Answer explanation

The ancient Sumerians are credited with the development of the first syllabic writing system known as cuneiform.

Which writing system is used for the Korean language?

• Cuneiform

• Hangul

• latin

• Assyrian

what is the basic unit of representation in Hangul writing system?

• abugida.

• syllabic block

• Grapheme

• phoneme

Answer explanation

The basic unit of representation in Hangul is a syllabic block, which typically consists of a consonant followed by a vowel. Syllabic blocks are combined to form words and sentences in Korean writing.

What is the name of the syllabic writing system used in Japan to write native Japanese words and grammatical elements?

• Hangul

• Linear B.

• Hiragana

• grapheme

Answer explanation

Hiragana is a Japanese syllabary, part of the Japanese writing system, along with katakana as well as kanji. It is a phonetic lettering system.

what does this ancient Egyptian mean?

• shen ring

• Was

• Cartouche

• house

what does this ancient Egyptian symbol mean?

• W

• water

• ocean

• M

Each element in a language is explained by reference to its function in total linguistics system. This theory is proposed by .........

• Plato

• De Saussure

• Noam Chomsky

• Michael Halliday

The study about language formation is called.....

• Phonetics

• Semantics

• Morphology

• Syntax

Which one is true about the developmental period of linguistics.......

• Traditional- Structural- Ancient Grammarian- TGG Functional

• Functional Grammar- TGG- Structural- Ancient Grammarian

• Ancient Grammarians- Structural- TGG- Functional - TGG

• Ancient Grammarians - Middle Ages- The 19th Century- Traditional linguistics