Discussion
In language understanding, the levels of knowledge that does not include ?
Answer: C
The key gives (C) Empirical.
The levels of knowledge used in language understanding are linguistic ones, such as phonological (speech sounds), morphological (word forms), syntactic (sentence structure), semantic (meaning) and pragmatic (use in context). Phonological and syntactic are therefore in the list, which rules out A and B.
"Empirical" names no level of linguistic knowledge in any of these standard lists, so it is the odd one out. Treat the key's reading with some care: "logical" does not appear in the usual list of levels either, though some treatments use a logical form as an intermediate representation of meaning, which makes it the weaker candidate for "does not include".
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