American English is perceived to be fairly ___________.

• A) easiest
• B) heterogeneous
• C) homogeneous
• D) complex

_________functions to provide necessary elements that do not exist in the primary language being used.

• A) Code switching
• B) Code mixing
• C) Diglossia
• D) Borrowing

Only _________ percent of learners are expected to achieve native like competence in L2.

• A) thirteen
• B) seven
• C) five
• D) nine

The socioeconomic purposes assigned to education dictated educational language policy in ______ ways.

• A) two
• B) four
• C) three
• D) seven

The phenomenon of exploiting two languages in popular media such as newspapers, songs and films is called ___________ .

• A) expressiveness
• B) colourfulness
• C) politeness
• D) consideration

The role of bureaucracy is quite __________ in language policy.

• A) significant
• B) controversial
• C) relevant
• D) different

The role of ___________ in language planning during the height of modern colonialism is very significant.

• A) speech communities
• B) code mixing
• C) education
• D) code switching

___________ as a concept has no relevance to stable bilingual and multilingual contexts across the world.

• A) Code switching
• B) Intra language
• C) Interlanguage
• D) Code mixing

With reference to varieties of American English, Dialect studies show a great deal of phonetic, lexical, and ____________.

• A) meaning differences
• B) contextual clues
• C) phonetic patterns
• D) grammatical variability

The principal goal of the __________ policy of British Asia was the maintenance of the agricultural basis of production.

• A) Political
• B) Educational
• C)
• D)

English language was made compulsory from class one onwards during _____________ era in Pakistan.

• A) General Zia ul Haq
• B) General Parvez Musharraf
• C)
• D)

A word element that cannot stand alone as a word, including both prefixes and suffixes is called a/ an ________ morpheme.

• A) lexical
• B) inflectional
• C) bound
• D) free

It is a fact that only a minority of population is proficient in____________.

• A) Urdu
• B) English
• C) Chinese
• D) French

In pre-partition period, the ____________ displayed some tolerance to the indigenous languages.

• A) Indians
• B) Afghanis
• C) French
• D) British

The measure which can eliminate the __________ effects of a language policy is to take into consideration social, economic and political factors while designing it.

• A) positive
• B) adverse
• C) progressive
• D) negative

In ____________, English was given the status of the language of higher administration, judiciary and education. This was the new Anglicist policy.

• A) 1840
• B) 1836
• C) 1835
• D) 1838

__________ is a deliberate effort to influence the function, structure, or acquisition of languages or language variety within a speech community.

• A) Implementation
• B) Multilingualism
• C) Selection
• D) Language planning

American English is the _________colonial variety of English.

• A) fourth
• B) first
• C) second
• D) third

The changing ___________ scenario according to some scholars and linguists suggests that native speakers should be more tolerant towards target learners.

• A) ESP
• B) ESL
• C) SLA
• D) EFL

Restart, rejoin and discontent are the examples of ______________ morphemes.

• A) lexical
• B) inflectional
• C) bound
• D) free