Principles of Discontinuity Suggest That If an Individual Arrives in the United

Multiple Choice

Principles of discontinuity suggest that if an individual arrives in the United States late in life, then it is expected that:

A) the individual will not be proficient in the new language at certain ages.
B) the individual will not have capacity to learn the new language.
C) a window of opportunity exists during which the individual can learn the new language.
D) puberty marks the age at which immigrants will stop being able to acquire the new language.