单选题According to Stoke, sign language is _____.Aan international languageBan artificial languageCa substandard languageDa genuine language
单选题
According to Stoke, sign language is _____.
A
an international language
B
an artificial language
C
a substandard language
D
a genuine language
参考解析
解析：
细节题。文章第三段第三句指出司托克推测聋哑人的手势语言可能是一种真正的语言，这是一种与世界上任何语言都不同的语言。文章第四段第四句又提到司托克认为手势语是跟英语、法语、日语一样的自然语言，这与D项相吻合，故答案为D。
细节题。文章第三段第三句指出司托克推测聋哑人的手势语言可能是一种真正的语言，这是一种与世界上任何语言都不同的语言。文章第四段第四句又提到司托克认为手势语是跟英语、法语、日语一样的自然语言，这与D项相吻合，故答案为D。
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