
AP HuG Blooms Ch5 P2
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- Q1A language used by the government for business and official documents is a(n)official languagecreolelingua francaliterary tradition30s
- Q2Marija Gimbutas' theory points to the first speakers of the Indo-European language as the ancientRussians.CeltsGermans.Kurgans.30s
- Q3The Kurganspreserved Basque in present-day Spain.conquered much of East Asia several thousand years ago.were a Germanic tribe that invaded England.were horse and cattle herders from the grassland steppes of present day Russia and Kazakhstan30s
- Q4According to Colin Renfrew's Anatolian hearth theory, Indo-European languages diffused across Europefollowing the silk road.entirely by sea.with the diffusion of agriculture.by way of the Kurgan homeland.30s
- Q5Germanic invaders of England didn't included which tribe?AnglesSaxonsJutesNormans30s
- Q6Both the Angles and the Normans contributed to the development of the English language, because theydiffused English around the world.invaded England.spoke Germanic languagesagreed to divide England.30s
- Q7The first speakers of the language that evolved into English were tribes that lived in present-dayDenmark.Italy.United States.France.30s
- Q8The Anatolian and Kurgan Hearth theories are both an explanation of language diffusing throughcolonization.warfare.migration.agriculture.30s
- Q9Dialects developed within England primarily becausedifferent Germanic invaders settled in different regions.British Received Pronunciation became the standard dialect.commerce developed more slowly in England than on the European continent.the Normans invaded from the south.30s
- Q10British and American English differ in all but which of the following?prevalent dialectsalphabetpronunciationspelling30s
- Q11Immigrants to which American colonies had the most diverse backgrounds?SoutheastFrench CanadianNew EnglandMiddle Atlantic30s
- Q12An isogloss isNone of these answers is correct.a boundary between language regions.a blending of two language families.a form of a language spoken in a local area.30s
- Q13When people who speak a given language migrate to a different location and become isolated from other members of their group,their language usually shows very little change even over a long period of time.subgroups form multiple languages.they immediately develop a literary tradition.various dialects may develop.30s
- Q14A form of a language spoken in a local area is alanguage branch.language family.language group.dialect.30s
- Q15Multiple dialects of American English formed because ofdifferences in the dialects of the colonial settlers.invasions, including by the Angles, Normans, and Saxons.the Atlantic Ocean.isolation from one another after independence.30s