CTET Paper I (Primary: Class 1-5)

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In a Class 3 English classroom in a rural school in Karnataka, the teacher notices that children naturally start forming grammatical sentences in English even when they are not explicitly drilled on rules, provided they hear enough language. According to Noam Chomsky, this happens because:

(A)
Children memorize sentence structures through repeated imitation of teacher models.
(B)
Children are born with an innate mental organ called the Language Acquisition Device that helps them decipher grammar rules.
(C)
The multilingual environment of the classroom accelerates formal structural translation.
(D)
Primary grade textbooks are scientifically graded to trigger behaviorist reinforcement.
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