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The theory or language modularity holds that the human L-faculty is dependent upon other cognitive systems in which and with which it interacts. One of the "special populations" which Ungulate study in order to provide evidence in support of the theory of L-modularity are children with SLI (Speech-Language Impairment.) Individuals with CDs (communication disorders), such as lisping and stuttering, also provide evidence In support of the existence of a separate L-module. The majority of language-related functions take place within the right hemisphere of the brain. In early childhood, both hemisphere of the train are involved in language-related processes. People with Broca's aphasia have trouble with pronunciation, remembering words, and putting sentences together correctly, so they speak slowly and with labored speech. "Mother is away here working out of here to get her better, but when she's working, the two boys looking in the other part into her time and her tile here." The above sample of speech is symptomatic of Wernicke's aphasia. The belief that language was a gift to humans from a divine source isn't very common among the nyths and sacred writings of the cultures and religions of the world. Early hominids may have developed the capacity for language before they could actually produce speech sounds. For the later species of hominids, the danger of choking an food outweighed the advantages of speech.

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1. It is true
2. It is true
3. It is true
4. It is false. Most of the language processing happens in the left hemisphere.
5. It is true
6. It is true
7. It is true. In such cases the ability to grasp the meaning of spoken words and sentences is impaired.
8. It is true
9. It is true
10. It is true

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