Mathematical theory questions unanswered

Solving an engineering equation

The logical problem of language acquisition

None of the options

theorizing how language is structured

mind's well functioning

imaginary skills

how we understand verbs

All living beings

Humans and some plants

All animals

Human beings alone

The first focuses on describing languages so as the second

The second focuses on explaining language behaviour as the first describes them

Both approaches focus on social behaviour

Generativism is older than Structuralism

Different among languages

Common characteristics over all languages

Not connected to language theory at all

An old psychology theory

not connected to language at all

the same for all languages

what differs among languages

the ideal psychology theory

acquiring language is a problem

how can a speaker know a language the way she knows?

language is an easy thing to acquire

not connected to language theory at all

language is not a difficult task in second language acquisition

language is something that only a part of humans can acquire

we know everything

every human being is genetically gifted with language acquisition capacity

focus on what learners need to acquire language

to teach happily

persuade students to study linguistics

not teach language at all

A theory about phonetics

A grammar from a singular country

The biological gift that enables humans to acquire a language

A gramar book

Positively/negatively

They are not marked at all

It depends on the theory

Languages do not have parameters