Which of the following are NOT indicators of the common (not linguistic) use of "dialect"? It is not recognized as a literary language. It is linguistically inferior to the standard. The rules governing it are not standardized. The speakers lack a sovereign state. The language is associated with lower classes.
Of the answer choices you provided, number one (It is not recognized as a literary language) seems to be the right one, because that's not an indicator of the common use of dialect.
