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What is a potential difference in the brain of a multilingual person compared to a monolingual person?

• Multilingual brains are generally smaller.

• Multilingual brains may look and work differently.

• Multilingual brains have fewer neurons.

• Multilingual brains are less active.

How is language ability typically measured?

• Only through speaking and listening.

• Through active parts like speaking and writing, and passive parts like listening and reading.

• Primarily by reading comprehension.

• By the number of languages a person knows.

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What type of bilingual learns a second language by filtering it through their primary language?

• Compound bilingual

• Coordinate bilingual

• Subordinate bilingual

• Balanced bilingual

What does the Critical Period Hypothesis suggest about language acquisition in children?

• Children learn languages more easily because their developing brains use both hemispheres for language acquisition.

• Children struggle to learn multiple languages due to brain immaturity.

• Adults can learn languages faster than children.

• Language acquisition is solely dependent on the left hemisphere in children.

Which part of the brain is strengthened by the effort and attention needed to switch between languages, and what function does it play?

• The cerebellum, which controls motor skills.

• The hippocampus, which is involved in memory formation.

• The dorsolateral prefrontal cortex, which plays a large role in executive function.

• The amygdala, which processes emotions.