Question

question 1
2 pts
syntactic bootstrapping is a word learning process that:
children are unable to make use of until they enter school
helps children learn about words for football
allows children to draw inferences about a words meaning from the sentential context in which it is used
requires children to have access to social - interactional information, such as eye gaze

Explanation:

Syntactic bootstrapping is a language - learning concept where children use syntactic context (sentence structure) to infer word meanings. It doesn't relate to school - entry time, words for football specifically, or social - emotional information.

Answer:

Allows children to draw inferences about a word's meaning from the sentential context in which it is used.