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Language Attitudes Quiz


Froggy Jumps Language Attitudes QuizVersión en línea Perceptions and ideologies por Gulshoda Rahimova 1 What is language attitude in sociolinguistics? a A pattern of feelings and evaluations about languages or their use b A phonetic alphabet used in transcription c A fixed set of grammar rules for a language 2 Which term describes the belief that one language variety is superior to others? a Linguistic prestige b Syntactic equivalence c Phonetic superiority 3 What is diglossia? a A bilingual dictionary project b A situation where two languages/varieties are used in different social contexts c A single language with two accents 4 What does code-switching refer to in social attitudes? a Alternating between languages or varieties within a conversation b Creating new languages from borrowed words c Translating a text sentence by sentence 5 What is overt prestige? a Private liking of a dialect b Public recognition of a language variety as prestigious c Grammar-based validation only 6 What is covert prestige? a Global acceptance of standard varieties b Explicit official endorsement c Valuation of a non-standard variety through social behavior 7 How can language ideologies influence language policy? a They have no influence on policy b They only affect classroom teaching methods c They shape beliefs that guide official decisions on language use 8 Which hypothesis claims language shapes thought and perception? a Sapir-Whorf hypothesis b Critical Period hypothesis c Chomsky’s Universal Grammar 9 Name a common method to measure attitudes toward languages or speakers. a Written grammar test b Phoneme discrimination task c Matched-guise test 10 How can negative language attitudes affect multilingual communities? a They can lead to stigmatization and language loss b They always improve language policy c They have no social consequences

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Language Attitudes QuizVersión en línea

por Gulshoda Rahimova

What is language attitude in sociolinguistics?

Which term describes the belief that one language variety is superior to others?

What is diglossia?

What does code-switching refer to in social attitudes?

What is overt prestige?

What is covert prestige?

How can language ideologies influence language policy?

Which hypothesis claims language shapes thought and perception?

Name a common method to measure attitudes toward languages or speakers.

How can negative language attitudes affect multilingual communities?