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The Systematic,meaningful Arrangement of Symbols,which Provides the Basis for Communication,is

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Question 90

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The systematic,meaningful arrangement of symbols,which provides the basis for communication,is called


A) sign language.
B) talking or speaking.
C) language.
D) communication.

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