What is a centripetal force?

A force that tends to unify people

a force that tends to make people have a large attraction

a force that tends to make people have no attraction to it

a force that tends to pull people apart

What is a centrifugal force?

A force that tends to pull people apart

A force that tends to push out unliked people

A force that tends to pull people together

A force that tends to pull people towards an area

What is an institutional language?

A language used for communication within education

A language used only in informal settings.

A language that is no longer spoken.

A language that is only used in literature.

What is a developing language?

A programming language that is still under development and evolving.

A language that is only used for web development.

A programming language that is widely used and stable.

A programming language that has been discontinued.

What is a threatened language?

A language at risk of extinction due to a decline in speakers.

A language that has no written form.

A language that is widely spoken and thriving.

A language that is only spoken by a small group of people.

What is a dying language?

A language only spoken by its elders and not taught

A language that is only used in formal settings

A language that has no written form

A language that is widely spoken by all ages

What is the language tree from largest to smallest?

Family, Branch, Group, Language, Dialect, sub-dialect

Group, Language, Dialect, Family, Branch, sub-dialect

Dialect, Sub-dialect, Language, Family, Branch, Group

Language, Group, Family, Sub-dialect. Dialect, Branch

What are the three differences that make dialects dialects?

Pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar

What is literary tradition?

Literary tradition is the body of written and spoken practices

Literary tradition is a set of rules for writing poetry only.

Literary tradition is the study of ancient languages and scripts.

Literary tradition refers to the latest trends in modern art.

What languages are in the romance branch?

Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian, Romanian

What causes languages to go unchanged?

Geographical isolation and cultural preservation.

Rapid technological advancement

Language evolution through social media

What can affect native languages?

Colonization, wars, religion, trade

What is lingua-franca?

A common language used for trade between speakers of different languages.

A dialect spoken by a specific community.

A language used exclusively in literature.

A formal language used in programming.

What led to english being the dominant language online?

The early development of the internet in English-speaking countries and the global influence of English.

The dominance of Chinese internet users in online content.

The popularity of programming languages that are not based in English.

The rise of social media platforms in non-English languages.

What are logograms/ideograms?

Logograms are characters that represent words or phrases; ideograms represent ideas or concepts.

Logograms are only used in mathematical equations.

Ideograms are symbols that represent sounds.

Logograms are exclusively found in ancient scripts.

What is an official language?

A language designated by law for use in official government functions.

A language that is popular in literature and arts.

A language used in informal settings and conversations.

A language spoken by a majority of the population.

What is a pigdin language?

A pidgin language is a simplified language that develops for communication between speakers of different languages.

A pidgin language is a type of slang used among friends.

A pidgin language is a dialect spoken by a single community.

A pidgin language is a formal language used in legal documents.

An isogloss is a boundary that marks the limits of linguistic features.

An isogloss is a type of dialect.

An isogloss is a linguistic feature itself.

An isogloss is a synonym for language family.

What is mutual intelligibility?

Mutual intelligibility is the ability of speakers of different languages or dialects to understand each other.

The process of creating new languages.

The ability to translate languages accurately.

A method of teaching foreign languages.

Why is there tension between distinguishing dialects and official languages?

There is tension because dialects are often viewed as inferior to official languages, leading to social hierarchies and identity issues.

There is no relationship between dialects and official languages.

Official languages are only used in written form, while dialects are spoken.

Dialects are always considered superior to official languages.

What are some problems with language divide within a country?

Miscommunication, social exclusion, reduced access to services, and social tensions.

When were the two English waves?

First wave: colonization ; Second wave: 19th century economy peak

First wave: 19th century; Second wave: 16th century

First wave: 15th century; Second wave: 17th century

First wave: 18th century; Second wave: 20th century

What is a vigorous language?

A language that is actively spoken but does not have literary tradition

A language that is only used in written form.

A language that is only spoken by a small group of people.

A language that has no speakers and is considered extinct.

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A collection of dialects from different regions that are traceable back many years.

A set of languages that have no historical connection.

A group of languages related by descent from a common ancestor from pre history.

A single language that has multiple variations.

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What language family is in the African bridge and middle east?

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what language family is in sub-saharan Africa?

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What language family is found in east Asia?

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AP HUG 5.1,2,3,4

What is a language family?

What language family is from India to Europe?

What language family is in the African bridge and middle east?

what language family is in sub-saharan Africa?

What language family is found in east Asia?

What language families are secluded and independent?

What language family is around Australia?

The Indo-European language family does NOT include:

Which language family does English belong to?

What is a centripetal force?

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