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The “yo-he-ho” theory proposes human language originated from rhythmic grunts and chants used during group labor, helping early humans coordinate physical work. It emphasizes practical cooperation, suggesting that language developed from social teamwork needs rather than emotional cries or imitation of sounds.

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Origin:the sounds of a person involved in physical effort could be the source of our

language, especially when that physical effort involved several people and the inter-

action had to be coordinated.

emphasize：It caused the birth of human sounds and it showed some social interaction of human groups.

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Chan Weng Io

HC514562

1.B

2.A

3.True

4.False

5.The “yo-he-ho” theory proposes human language originated from rhythmic grunts and chants used during group labor, helping early humans coordinate physical work. It emphasizes practical cooperation, suggesting that language developed from social teamwork needs rather than emotional cries or imitation of sounds.

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Rosanna

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5.The 'yo-he-ho' theory presents that the physical work the early humans did created a sound that they then associate with the work, creating the start of a language. It emphasises that the development of the human language in a social context, explaining that early human had principled use of the grunts within the groups thus creating a sort of language.

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HC414852 于思琪

1.B

2.A

3.True

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5.The "yo-he-ho" theory is a hypothesis about the origin of language belonging to the category of "social interaction origin theory". It holds that language originated from the sounds humans made during physical labor. When physical labor required the cooperation of multiple people, people would produce sounds like grunts, murmurs, and groans. These sounds gradually formed a set of communication methods for coordinating interactions.This theory emphasizes that the development of language is placed in a "social context" and highlights the close connection between language and the group life of early humans. Early humans lived in groups , and maintaining group organizations required coordinated interactions. Language was a necessary tool for group social interactions. However, this theory only explains the "purpose" of sounds and does not answer the question of the origin of the sounds themselves.

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HC514450

De Oliveira Ivana

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5(1)The "yo-he-ho" theory said that the sounds of a person involved in physical effort could be the source of our language, especially when the physical effort involved several people and the interaction had to be coordinated.(2)It emphasizes that a special social context plays a very important role in The development of human language.A social life background become the reason why language appears.

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5.The 'yo - he - ho' theory suggests language originated from the grunts, groans, and exertion - related sounds early humans made during physical work. It emphasizes that language developed from the sounds associated with cooperative physical activities and the physiological responses during such work. It pays more attention to the concept of the group

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Name：WONG MAN HIN

Student number:HC514297

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Yo-he-ho theory suggests that human's language may came from daily communication (vocal sounds) between ancient human who lived in groups and must exchange message to make it easier to survive.

The theory emphasize 2 things. The first one is that human can create sounds that couldn't be found in the nature, thus the "Bow-wow" theory is not fully correct. The other thing is a nother important difference between huamn and other primates is we can not only create tools but can also produce vocal symbols.

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It origins from the sound of ancient people involved in physical efforts. It emphasizes about how ancient people to communicate with each other.

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Hazel ( student number: HC514478)

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Ng Hoi U , Alex

HC51495-1

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5.The “yo-he-ho”theory is the sound speak out by human by physical effort, and it might be the origin of our language. Ancient times, they only amke a sound to let others know what happened, but now, we can communicate with word , and with grammars, all the word is base on the sound in the ancient talk.

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Leong Pui Seong, Athena

HC51444

1. B

2. A

3. True

4. False

5. The “yo-he-yo” theory is the idea that sounds made by people working together could be the origin of our language. This especially true when those people needed to coordinate their efforts.

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羅穎峰 LO WENG FONG

HC514031

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HC516074胡陈紫玥

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Lei Chi Cheng

hc514191

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鄭舜悅Joyce, HC514212

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Ieong Hou Lam Anson HC51471

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5)The ‘yo-he-ho’ theory is a person having physical effort and interaction like lifting and carrying large bits of trees or lifeless hairy mammoths might develop some sound like hums or grunts. Causing it to start developing a language system inadvertently.

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5. The “yo-he-ho” theory is the idea that the sounds that a person made when exerting themselves physically was the original source of our language. This theory emphasizes how important language is even for early human communities because noises like grunts or curses were used to communicate with one another and maintain those organizations.

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4. F

SAQ

5. The “yo-he-ho” occurs the sounds made by human beings when they are participate in common labour activities in order to work in solidarity.

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5.The 'yo-he-ho' theory were originated from the sounds people made during coordinated physical effort. It emphasised that the language improved in social content , according to the passage , "Early people must have lived in groups , if only because ....grunts and curses." This  emphasises how important language was  for social organisation and teamwork in earlyhuman communities, rather than being a

lone  innovation.

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yo-he-ho theory is an idea that language originated from physical efforts such as grunting.

This emphasised that humans lived in groups since humans existed.

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陳明理 HC515315

1.B

2.A

3.True

4.False

5.The idea of "yo-he-ho" theory claims that language originates from noises made by humans during physical labour, eventually evolved into a comprehensible language.

It implies that human language develops with the formation of society; systematic signals were formed for a better understanding of needs between individuals, which are beneficial for the development of cooperative work in the primal community, promoting strong bonds between individuals to protect and care for each other.

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The “yo-he-ho” theory is the thought of when a group of people are working together in a physical aspect developed a way of communication in a community as a way of coordination.

John Dan hc514544

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The Yo-he-ho Theory suggests that language started to evolve through social interaction. Putting emphasis that through social tasks and everyday experiences, natural vocalisations are frequently used. Putting key importance stating that communication is essential in surviving. Through social encounters, room for development is given in evolving the language even further, thus forming an intricate system of language in modern times.

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Erica

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2. D

3. False

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5. it is when physical effort is used to coordinate ones self to do an action along with making sounds (grunts, groans). This suggests that developing language was a social context.

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谢佳芮 hc51654

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A

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The idea is that the sounds of a person involved in physical effort could be the source of our language, especially when that physical effort involved several people and the inter- action had to be coordinated. So, a group of early humans might develop a set of hums, grunts, groans and curses that were used when they were lifting and carrying large bits of trees or lifeless hairy mammoths.