Question

4. A breed of swine that is commonly found in rural areas. They eat palay or
meat leaf overs as they simply loiter in the backyard.
a. Crossbreed variety
b. Exported variety
c. Imported variety
d. Native variety​

Answer 1

Answer:

d

Explanation:

they're commonly found in rural areas meaning they're a local breed and hence native variety.

Answer 2

(d). They're commonly found in rural areas meaning they're a local breed and hence native variety.

Explanation:

• It is useful to begin our discussion of native varieties of English with the term "language  community" or "speech community". The language community is a group of people, regard themselves as using the same language.
• The variety of English with the largest number of native speakers is American English, with 225 million native speakers.
• The other major varieties of English are Canadian English, Australian English, New Zealand English, South African English, and Indian English.
• Nevertheless, people can be native speakers of two or more languages when they have acquired both languages early in childhood.