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Linguistics is the study of language in its many aspects and Applications. The field investigates both common features shared among all languages as well as differences between individual tongues. Furthermore, linguistics explores how languages acquire knowledge as well as how gender, race and class influences language usage – drawing from disciplines including history, philosophy, anthropology psychology sociology as well as natural sciences for its research.

The exam tests five core areas (phonetics, phonology & morphology, syntax, semantics and diachronic linguistics). You have four hours to complete the questions designed by faculty who specialize in these areas; preparation should not be underestimated! You will not be permitted to consult IPA charts, textbooks or any other resource during the exam and should refrain from discussing questions or data with other students as these practices could compromise its integrity and result in unfair ratings for you as an examinee.

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Linguistics is an expansive field that encompasses numerous properties shared by all languages. From studying how meaning is generated to studying how we process language in our brains, linguistics draws on numerous disciplines including history, philosophy, sociology, psychology and biology to explore all its components.

The Department offers proficiency exams to students wishing to demonstrate their conversational and reading proficiency in second language fluency. These tests are available both Revelle and Eleanor Roosevelt College students seeking certification for their baccalaureate degrees, as well as any UCSD student meeting the criteria for language certification.

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Exam formats require that examiners understand both the what and the how. “What” refers to a particular test section’s rubric; in most cases this should be fairly Straightforward (for instance in writing exams examiners may expect an acceptable level of formality as opposed to street speak or slang).

“How” refers to the strategies you need for each section. These may include reading widely in your target language (including fiction and non-fiction books), listening to radio or TV broadcasts of it, talking with regular language speakers in regular conversation in that language and visiting your professor or TA’s office hours at the start of semester to ask any relevant questions.

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