Logical Reasoning - Essential Part - Discussion
Discussion Forum : Essential Part - Type 1 (Q.No. 4)
Directions to Solve
Each question has an underlined word followed by four answer choices. You will choose the word that is a necessary part of the underlined word.
4.
language
Answer: Option
Explanation:
Words are a necessary part of language. Slang is not necessary to language (choice b). Not all languages are written (choice c). Not all languages are spoken (choice a).
Discussion:
23 comments Page 1 of 3.
Liam said:
2 months ago
Agree, Here Words is the correct answer.
Gcinile Phetsile Dlamini said:
2 years ago
There are different types of languages, so why words yet I can use sign language to communicate.
(3)
Kaus said:
3 years ago
Yes, "Words" is the right one!
Language is made up of words.
Language is made up of words.
(1)
Swish said:
4 years ago
Words, how would one know pictographic or ancient languages of which we know of only by remains of writings?
Saketh said:
5 years ago
Tongue is the correct answer because languages always require saying, but some languages such as Tulu, which is mainly spoken in Karnataka, India, do not have a script, which is the words.
Ironie said:
6 years ago
I think toungue is the right answer.
Shivam maurya said:
6 years ago
Yeah, words are necessary to speak.
Aju said:
8 years ago
Without tongue how can we speak? So it should be the answer.
CarlPoppa said:
9 years ago
This is a very poorly worded question. It is not clear whether the question is about etymology and semantics, or about the concept referred to by the word.
"Tongue" is the root for "language" literally: "lingua" -> Latin for "tongue", whereas words are indeed a core part of the construct referred to by the word "language".
What the question is asking is particularly ambiguous after after the fabricated-language questions.
"Tongue" is the root for "language" literally: "lingua" -> Latin for "tongue", whereas words are indeed a core part of the construct referred to by the word "language".
What the question is asking is particularly ambiguous after after the fabricated-language questions.
Shashank said:
9 years ago
Guys its a right answer.
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