Which of the following statements might explain why people who live in mountainous areas are more likely to speak languages that
are not spoken elsewhere?
O A.
People in mountainous areas tend to develop languages that are more difficult to speak than languages developed in lowland
areas.
OB.
People in lowland areas tend to avoid integrating other languages into their culture, thereby isolating mountain dwellers and
their languages.
OC. People in mountainous areas tend to be more isolated from other populations, so their local languages do not spread.
OD.
People in mountainous areas do not have any economic incentive to come down from the highlands, so their languages do not
People who are living in the mountains tend to be more isolated than the other populations. This is because the mountains isolate them. A language spoken in one place divided by a mountain will differ from the other side of the mountain.
This explanation is highly related to the earth's ecosystem. Once an ecosystem is divided, each gives rise to new species. Similarly, it means that once people's community are divided by mountains, it then gives rise to new languages that can never be spoken elsewhere.
It is said that nature such as rivers and mountains greatly shape the language of people.
Originally, areas of medieval cities in which Jews were compelled to live. Today the term usually refers to sections of American cities inhabited by the poor.
