Pidgin and Creole Languages Are Distinguished from One Another by the Fact

Multiple Choice

Pidgin and creole languages are distinguished from one another by the fact that pidgin

A) may be based on any European language; creole is always a French dialect.
B) is always a second language for all its speakers; creole has become a distinctive first language of a society.
C) is a simplified European language taught to native populations; creole is a simplified native language.
D) is any invented language of Asia and the Pacific; creole is based on French and found in the Caribbean.