Which fable is from the Chinese language?
Making His Mark
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- Which fable is from the Chinese language? A: The Lion and the Mouse B: The Hare and the Tortoise C: The Fox and the Grapes D: Making His Mark
- Which of the following is Not a Chinese fable?
- 中国大学MOOC: Which book is A Fable for Tomorrow excerpted from?
- Which of the following statements is true? A: Linguists classified languages into families according to their Characteristics. B: A group of languages which related to each other and descended from a common language belong to a language family. C: English belongs to Sino-Tibetan Language family. D: Chinese belongs to Endo-European Language family.
- 5. English language is more difficult than Chinese language, which is a fact.
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Which of the following statements best summarizes the lesson we learn from the fable The Horse Lover?
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Which is NOT one of reasons for Chinese words to enter English language?
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Which kind of language can be used to sign Chinese visitors’’ signature?
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In Chinese language, "shoes" and "harmony" are homophonic, which means "harmony and perfection".
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中国大学MOOC: In the Chinese language, there are some loanwords borrowed from English, for example： 。