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QUIZ- Monolingual-Multilingual Language Policy of ASEAN Countries

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Multilingualism in ASEAN Countries Quiz

Test your knowledge about the language policies and practices in ASEAN countries through our engaging quiz! Explore important topics related to multilingualism and monolingualism in this diverse region.

11 multiple choice questions
Learn about the language policies of different countries
Discover interesting facts about their linguistic landscapes

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by LearningTree354

Below are some of the ASEAN countries except:

Puerto Rico

Malaysia

Singapore

Vietnam

The following are the official languages of Singapore except:

English

Singaporean

Malay

Chinese

The policy of multilingualism of Singapore was designed to serve the goal of establishing _____ status of all their four official languages.

Inclusive

Equal

Equitable

Exclusive

Vietnamese is the primary language in Vietnam which is a tonal Austroasiatic language which is also known as?

Austroasian

Monks

Monk-khem

Mon-Khmer

What alphabet that was utilized extensively by Vietnamese institutions during the French colonial period to create the Romanized Vietnamese alphabet?

Roman

Portuguese

Chinese

Vietnamese

This ASEAN country is a multi-ethnic, multi-religious federation with 13 states and three federal territories. Also, it is a Constitutional Monarchy.

Indonesia

Malaysia

United Kingdom

Thailand

The following are the largest native languages spoken in East Malaysia except:

Iban

Malay

Dusunic

Kadazan

The key objective of Thailand's National Education Act of 1999 is to promote knowledge and skills in what subjects?

Science and English

English and Mathematics

English and Language

Mathematics and Science

Who introduced Modern Education into the Thai Monarch?

Rama IV

Rama VI

Rama V

Rama III

In the new curriculum of Thailand National Education Act of 1999, _____ will be a compulsory foreign language subject starting from level 1 in primary education (6 years of age).

Thai

Mandarin

English

Malay

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