Here is a Language Sample for a 3 year; 4 month old boy. Us…
Here is a Language Sample for a 3 year; 4 month old boy. Use the language sample to answer all three of the following questions: [1] Calculate the child’s MLU. (Show your work to earn partial credit.) [2] List ALL examples of Brown’s grammatical morphemes you observe in the child’s language. [3] Which of Brown’s stages do you think this child is in? Give a reason why you chose this stage. Language Sample (c=child; SLP=clinician) SLP: Here’s the playdough. What are you making? C: A pizza SLP: A pizza? How do you make a pizza? C: You gotta make it flat C: Like this SLP: Is that the crust? C: Yeah C: Now do some cheese. SLP: What about the sauce? C: Oh yeah C: I forgotted about sauce SLP: You can’t forget the sauce. C: Spread it on like this C: Now we can do cheese SLP: Now we can sprinkle the cheese on the pizza. C: Here are little pieces SLP: Oh, that’s good for the cheese. C: Ok good SLP: What do we need now? C: Toppings SLP: What kind of toppings should we make? C: The circle ones SLP: You mean pepperoni? How do we make them? C: Like this and smash it SLP: Ok, so I roll it in a ball and then…What happened to the pizza? C: I smashed it
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Potpourri_7 LRVM Consider an application using the LRVM library. A first transaction in the application uses multiple set_range calls and commits with the “no_flush” mode in its end_transaction. A second transaction in the same application modifies the *same data blocks* modified by the first transaction and commits with a “flush” mode in its end_transaction. (Answer True/False with justification; no credit without justification): The above scenario will result in LRVM doing redundant I/O for the first transaction followed by the I/Os for the same data blocks for the second transaction.
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