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‘Pidgin’ language is a simplified language which is a combination of linguistic features from two or more languages.
<u>Explanation:</u>
Language is an effective means of communication . When people of different cultures meet, they chalk out ways to communicate effectively and most of the times it involves evolution of a simplified language incorporating linguistic elements or characteristics of the involved languages.
‘Pidgin’ ˈ/pi-jən/ is a simplified language that mixes the features of two or more different languages. It has a limited grammar and vocabulary.
When pidgin is passed on to posterity as a native language, it becomes ‘creole’. For example , Chinese Pidgin English.
a. illi
b. ei
c. haec
d. ipsis
e. eisdem
<em>Translated to english:</em>
a. they
b. to
c. this
d. the
e. the same
I think the answer is E.
Which does not belong?
A. illi
B. ei
C. haec
D. ipsis
<em><u>E. eisdem</u></em>
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The pitch of sound depends on the frequency of vibration. The higher the frequency the more shrill is the sound and vice versa.
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Trifles Themes
The main themes in Trifles are gender, isolation, and justice.
Gender: the male characters only want to gather evidence of Minnie's crime, whereas the women come to understand the emotional pain that drove Minnie to murder her husband.
Isolation: Minnie Wright is isolated from her friends and family by her controlling, abusive husband. This has devastating psychological effects on Minnie.
Justice: The men and women have different conceptions of justice. The men want Minnie to be convicted of murder, whereas the women hide the evidence that would have convicted Minnie out of respect for the years of abuse Minnie suffered.
Themes and Meanings
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Though its plot focuses on a single moral choice, that of Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Peters deciding whether or not to expose why Mrs. Wright killed her husband, Trifles is thematically complex. It addresses the abiding issue of justice and contemporary issues of gender and identity politics. Susan Glaspell’s power...
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