An Example of the German-Speaker and Spanish-Speaker Test of the Whorfian

Multiple Choice

An example of the German-speaker and Spanish-speaker test of the Whorfian Hypothesis is that:

A) German speakers identify "bridge" with a feminine noun, and used feminine terms to describe the bridge.
B) Spanish speakers identify "bridge" as masculine, and used masculine terms to describe the bridge.
C) Spanish speakers described the bridge a big, dangerous, and sturdy.
D) All of these statements are true.