/kuku:/ is a bird’s call.The name of such a bird is CUCKOO which is an example of（）.
/kuku:/ is a bird’s call.The name of such a bird is CUCKOO which is an example of（）.
A.language universals
B.Onomatopoeia
C.teaching grammar
D.morphs
正确答案：B
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