Exercise 1: General instructions: You cannot use examples from WALS (handouts or WALS Online) and examples contained in the reader. Please find your examples by researching on the internet. You cannot use the following languages for data for any data in this exercise: English, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Mandarin, Cantonese, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Hindi. The point is to find data from relatively unfamiliar languages.) A. Name TWO languages that have NP-P order and TWO languages that have P-NP order. Provide the data to illustrate this for each language. The data should follow the three line format that you are familiar with now. Please add the information about each language that names the language family and where the language is spoken). Example Format: NP-P language: Hindi (Indo-Hittite; India) mez par table on 'on the table." (Points: 2 points per language; so 2X4=8 points) B. Name two languages that have Genitive-Noun order and two languages that have Noun-Genitive order. Provide the data to illustrate this for each language. Follow the data instructions provided above. (As long as you exclude the languages named in the general instructions, you can use the same language to illustrate more than one property.) Points: as above, 2X4=8 C. Name two languages that have Adjective-Noun order and two languages that have Noun-Adjective order. Provide the data to illustrate this for each language. Points: as above, 2X4-8 D. Name two languages that have Demonstrative-Noun order and two languages that have Noun- Demonstrative order. Provide the data to illustrate this for each language. Points: as above, 2X4=8