What is the meaning of the term 'พระราชา'?

• king

• emperor

• duke

• prince

Identify a common royal term used to refer to the king.

• monarch

• prince

• duke

• sultan

How do you express politeness when addressing a royal figure in Thai?

• Use 'พระองค์' (Phra Ong) and polite particles 'ครับ' (krap) or 'ค่ะ' (kha).

• Refer to them as 'เจ้านาย' (Jaonai) and say 'ยินดี' (Yindi).

• Address them as 'คุณ' (Khun) and use 'ขอบคุณ' (Khop Khun).

• Use 'ท่าน' (Than) and 'สวัสดี' (Sawasdee).

What does the title 'สมเด็จพระนางเจ้าฯ' signify?

• Her Majesty the Queen

• The Prime Minister

• Her Royal Highness the Princess

• The First Lady

Provide an example of a polite expression used in royal contexts.

• Your Majesty

• Your Highness

• Your Excellency

• Your Grace

What is the difference between 'ท่าน' and 'คุณ' in terms of formality?

• 'ท่าน' is more formal than 'คุณ'.

• Both 'ท่าน' and 'คุณ' are equally formal.

• 'คุณ' is more formal than 'ท่าน'.

• 'ท่าน' is less formal than 'คุณ'.

Explain the significance of using royal vocabulary in Thai culture.

• Royal vocabulary is used to promote tourism in Thailand.

• Royal vocabulary in Thai culture signifies respect for the monarchy and reinforces social hierarchies.

• It is a way to communicate with foreign diplomats.

• Royal vocabulary is primarily used in Thai cuisine.

What is the royal term for 'queen' in Thai?

• พระนาง

• พระราชา

• พระราชินี

• พระมเหสี

How does the context influence the use of royal language?

• Context has no effect on language use.

• Royal language is the same across all cultures.

• Context influences royal language by dictating formality, social hierarchy, and audience expectations.

• Royal language is only used in written documents.

List two royal titles and their meanings in Thai.

• พระราชา (Phra Racha) - Prince

• พระมหาอุปราช (Phra Maha Uparat) - Duke

• พระอัครราชินี (Phra Akra Rachini) - Empress

• 1. พระมหากษัตริย์ (Phra Maha Kasat) - King; 2. พระราชินี (Phra Rachini) - Queen.