单选题In line 99, natural science, social science and philosophy are mentioned as examples of disciplines that ______.Amutually accepted a single theory of how language is acquiredBquestioned the need to study cognitive science as a separate disciplineCregarded an understanding of language acquisition to be beyond the scope of the scientific methodDdid not put enough resources into the study of language acquisitionEdisagreed about the manner in which human languages should be studied

单选题
In line 99, natural science, social science and philosophy are mentioned as examples of disciplines that ______.
A

mutually accepted a single theory of how language is acquired

B

questioned the need to study cognitive science as a separate discipline

C

regarded an understanding of language acquisition to be beyond the scope of the scientific method

D

did not put enough resources into the study of language acquisition

E

disagreed about the manner in which human languages should be studied


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解析:
文中提到自然科学,社会科学和哲学三门学科几乎在语言能力是天生还是后天习得的达成一致(99-100行)。换句话说,它们就语言习得理论有共同看法。

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