Test your knowledge of various areas of linguistics with these interactive exercises. Just follow the links below:
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This quiz is bloody rock hard!
I disagree with your contract icon. People generally hold their hands parallel to the ground when they “shake on it.” Hands clasped at a downward angle generally signify romance.
I thought some of it was quite hard too. As for the contract icon, yes, I see your point. Hands clasped at a downward angle can also mean ‘reconciliation’ or ‘friendship’ too.
These are great!! They’ve really proven to be a great help in preparing for my finals!! Thanks a million!! 🙂
You are most welcome Latoya! Good luck with your finals.