The Great Linguistic Journey (HT 3, ex. 2)

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Froggy Jumps The Great Linguistic Journey (HT 3, ex. 2)Versión en línea Find the right answer to each quiz point por Надя Булахова 1 Which of the listed peoples was the first to conquer the territory of Britain, laying the Germanic linguistic bedrock? a The Vikings b The Anglo-Saxon c The Romans 2 In what year was the event that became a turning point and led to the dominance of the French language in the elite? a 1492 b 1215 c 1066 3 What language does the word 'Shampoo' descend from in English during the era of British domination? a Indian b French c German 4 Which of these words has been preserved in English as 'core vocabulary' from the Anglo-Saxons? a beef b sheep c mutton 5 What does the linguistic term 'hybrid' mean in relation to the English language? a language that's spoken within one country only b language that's stopped evolving c language that arose as a result of merging of different linguistic traditions. 6 The term 'The Global Theft' in our context describes: a the process of actively borrowing words from the colonies during the Empire era b theft of gold from British banks c forbidding the use of English 7 Which word came from Africa and became part of the English heritage? a Yoghurt b Safari c Algebra 8 The phrase 'to drain resources' in the context of the British Empire means: a learning new languages b building new factories c draining the colonies' natural or financial resources 9 What do linguists call "linguistic legacy"? a the linguistic trace and influence left after a certain historical period b ancient Latin manuscripts c the dictionary of forgotten/outdated words 10 What expression describes the status of English as a language of international communication? a obscure dialect b supranational vehicle of communication c core vocabulary

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The Great Linguistic Journey (HT 3, ex. 2)Versión en línea

por Надя Булахова

Which of the listed peoples was the first to conquer the territory of Britain, laying the Germanic linguistic bedrock?

In what year was the event that became a turning point and led to the dominance of the French language in the elite?

What language does the word 'Shampoo' descend from in English during the era of British domination?

Which of these words has been preserved in English as 'core vocabulary' from the Anglo-Saxons?

What does the linguistic term 'hybrid' mean in relation to the English language?

The term 'The Global Theft' in our context describes:

Which word came from Africa and became part of the English heritage?

The phrase 'to drain resources' in the context of the British Empire means:

What do linguists call "linguistic legacy"?

What expression describes the status of English as a language of international communication?