The Indo-European Family of Languages: Albanian and Italic

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A test with fifteen questiobs related to the Albanian and Italic branches of the Indo-European Family of Languages.

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Camila Mtz

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The Indo-European Family of Languages: Albanian and Italic


The Indo-European Family of Languages: Albanian and ItalicVersión en línea A test with fifteen questiobs related to the Albanian and Italic branches of the Indo-European Family of Languages. por Camila Mtz 1 Northwest of Greece on the eastern coast of the Adriatic is the small branch named... a Italic b Albanian c Hellenic d Armenian 2 Albanian was formerly classed with the _________ group , but since the present century it has been recognized as an independent member. a Italic b Iranian c Armenian d Hellenic 3 Language spoken in ancient times in the northwestern Balkans a Russian b Balto-Slavic c Illyrian d French 4 The various languages that represent the survival of Latin in the different parts of the Roman Empire are known as… a Romance or Romanic languages. b Italic languages c Indo-European family d Albanian 5 This language was divided into a number of dialects in the Middle Ages, especially Norman, Picard, Burgundian, etc. a English b Spanish c French d German 6 Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an element mixed into the Albanian vocabulary due to conquests? a Latin b Greek c Turkish d Germanic 7 Which non-Indo-European language was spoken by a powerful people north of the Tiber in ancient Italy? a Etruscan b Oscan c Umbrian d Ligurian 8 What is the name given to the spoken language of the masses in ancient Rome, from which the Romance languages evolved? a Vulgar Latin b Classical Latin c Literary Latin d Italic Latin 9 Which Romance language is described as having developed from Latin spoken continuously in Rome since the city’s founding? a Italian b French c Spanish d Romanian 10 The Rhæto-Romanic group, spoken in southeastern Switzerland and parts of the Tyrol, is noted for having prominent elements from which language family? a Slavic b Celtic c Greek d Germanic

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por Camila Mtz

Northwest of Greece on the eastern coast of the Adriatic is the small branch named...

Albanian was formerly classed with the _________ group , but since the present century it has been recognized as an independent member.

Language spoken in ancient times in the northwestern Balkans

The various languages that represent the survival of Latin in the different parts of the Roman Empire are known as…

This language was divided into a number of dialects in the Middle Ages, especially Norman, Picard, Burgundian, etc.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as an element mixed into the Albanian vocabulary due to conquests?

Which non-Indo-European language was spoken by a powerful people north of the Tiber in ancient Italy?

What is the name given to the spoken language of the masses in ancient Rome, from which the Romance languages evolved?

Which Romance language is described as having developed from Latin spoken continuously in Rome since the city’s founding?

The Rhæto-Romanic group, spoken in southeastern Switzerland and parts of the Tyrol, is noted for having prominent elements from which language family?