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Most animals in English are "English" but when it comes to fine dining, which language does English primarily use?

Roughly how many countries in the world have English as their official language in some way or form?

English 5 intro: What do you know about the English language?

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A short quiz about the English language

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1
Roughly how many countries in the world have English as their official language in some way or form?
45
80+
150+
2 - USA and the Great Britain
2
Most animals in English are "English" but when it comes to fine dining, which language does English primarily use?
German
Latin
Russian
French
3
They say that English is the....of the world?
Lingua franca
Subject
Mirror
Power
4
Which job requires you to speak English only regardless of where you are in the world?
Doctors
Music artists
Scientists
Pilots
5
Which five countries belong to the Anglosphere?
USA, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, the U.K.
Australia, New Zealand, USA, the U.K., Scotland
USA, Ireland, Canada, Australia, the U.K.
Canada, the U.K., USA, Ireland, Scotland
6
Which is the most used letter in the alphabet in English?
T
S
E
A
7
Who wrote the first dictionary of the English language and when was it published?
Robert Cawdrey in 1604
King James I in 1787
John Locke in 1899
Geoffrey Chaucer in 1430
8
What do you need to do in order to pass this course?
Approve the national exams and go home
Participate actively in class
Bring expensive gifts to the teacher
Say nothing at all in class and hope for the best
9
Who was William Shakespeare?
A famous British author
A well-respected doctor
An Irish army officer
A famous British actor
10
Are English and Swedish related? If so, how?
No, Swedish is much older
Yes, they are both Romanic languages
Yes, they are both Germanic languages
No, English is more similar to French