Question

Native Americans who live in Alaska have many different words for snow, while the Native languages of tropical Brazil have no word for snow. How could you explain this difference?
1 The languages of both Native groups share a common ancestor.

2 The long, hard winters in Alaska keep the Natives indoors with little to do except make up new words.

3 A culture’s language reflects the things that are important to that group.

4 The Alaskan Natives have many more words in their language than the Natives of Brazil.

Answer 1

Answer:

2

Explanation:

Answer 2

Yes 2 seems to be the most logical explanation