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The origin and influence of the English language.

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ENGLISH IN THE WORLDVersión en línea The origin and influence of the English language. por Emilia Marasco 1 What is the narrator’s point when they say English has existed for “a little over one and a half thousand years”? a To emphazise that English is one of the world’s oldest languages. b To show that in comparison with human history, English is quite recent. c To argue that English has changed less than expected over that time. d To imply that other languages are less significant. 2 Who were the original tribes mentioned as contributing to what became English? a Angles, Normans, and Celts b Saxons, Jutes, and Vikings c Angles, Saxons, and Jutes d Romans, Normans, and Celts 3 What is implied by the statement “It wasn’t called the English Channel until the 18th century”? a The English Channel didn’t exist before the 18th century b Names for places can change over time c English speakers invented the region in the 18th century d The geography of Britain and the continent changed 4 Which groups besides the Anglo-Saxons are said to have influenced English? a Only the Vikings b The Romans, Vikings, Normans c The Romans and Normans, but not Vikings d Only the Normans 5 When did English become properly established as the language used in Parliament and law in England? a After the Norman Conquest b In the 14th century c When Henry IV became king in 1399 d Around a thousand years after the Anglo-Saxons arrived 6 What modern factors are given for the continued global spread of English in the 20th century? a Colonialism and local dialects b Technology, entertainment, media, and politics c Only the media and entertainment industry d Migration and local languages being removed

ENGLISH IN THE WORLDVersión en línea

The origin and influence of the English language.

por Emilia Marasco

What is the narrator’s point when they say English has existed for “a little over one and a half thousand years”?

To emphazise that English is one of the world’s oldest languages.

To show that in comparison with human history, English is quite recent.

To argue that English has changed less than expected over that time.

To imply that other languages are less significant.

Who were the original tribes mentioned as contributing to what became English?

Angles, Normans, and Celts

Saxons, Jutes, and Vikings

Angles, Saxons, and Jutes

Romans, Normans, and Celts

What is implied by the statement “It wasn’t called the English Channel until the 18th century”?

The English Channel didn’t exist before the 18th century

Names for places can change over time

English speakers invented the region in the 18th century

The geography of Britain and the continent changed

Which groups besides the Anglo-Saxons are said to have influenced English?

Only the Vikings

The Romans, Vikings, Normans

The Romans and Normans, but not Vikings

Only the Normans

When did English become properly established as the language used in Parliament and law in England?

After the Norman Conquest

In the 14th century

When Henry IV became king in 1399

Around a thousand years after the Anglo-Saxons arrived

What modern factors are given for the continued global spread of English in the 20th century?

Colonialism and local dialects

Technology, entertainment, media, and politics

Only the media and entertainment industry

Migration and local languages being removed

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ENGLISH IN THE WORLDVersión en línea

por Emilia Marasco

What is the narrator’s point when they say English has existed for “a little over one and a half thousand years”?

Who were the original tribes mentioned as contributing to what became English?

What is implied by the statement “It wasn’t called the English Channel until the 18th century”?

Which groups besides the Anglo-Saxons are said to have influenced English?

When did English become properly established as the language used in Parliament and law in England?

What modern factors are given for the continued global spread of English in the 20th century?

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