Week 30 Day 1

People around the world speak different languages. Each region has its own native language. Some people learn to speak more than one language. They may need one language to talk with family or friends. They may require another language for school or work. Learning to speak new languages can be a lot of fun!

Which word summarizes the topic of this text?

• native

• language

• learning

• people

People around the world speak different languages. Each region has its own native language. Some people learn to speak more than one language. They may need one language to talk with family or friends. They may require another language for school or work. Learning to speak new languages can be a lot of fun!

In which chapter would this text belong?

• Language Class

• Speaking Two Languages

• A Baby’s First Word

• Translating Troubles

People around the world speak different languages. Each region has its own native language. Some people learn to speak more than one language. They may need one language to talk with family or friends. They may require another language for school or work. Learning to speak new languages can be a lot of fun!

Which word from the text could have an –ly added to make a new word?

• learn

• require

• work

• new

People around the world speak different languages. Each region has its own native language. Some people learn to speak more than one language. They may need one language to talk with family or friends. They may require another language for school or work. Learning to speak new languages can be a lot of fun!

What is a synonym for the word require?

• see

• need

• reach

• involve

People around the world speak different languages. Each region has its own native language. Some people learn to speak more than one language. They may need one language to talk with family or friends. They may require another language for school or work. Learning to speak new languages can be a lot of fun!

What does the phrase native language mean in the text?

• the language of a child

• the language of a specific place

• the language of the wealthy

• the language of nature