Title: ENGLISH - LESSON 10 - LEARNING ACTIVITY 2

LANGUAGES IN CANADA

LANGUAGES IN CANADA

Instruções

English

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Read the short texts about languages spoken in Canada and then check True (T) or False (F) according to them.

Português

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Leia os textos curtos sobre línguas faladas no Canada e então marque True (T) ou False (F) de acordo com os mesmos.

QUIZ LANGUAGES IN CANADA

Question 1

Q: Although bilingualism in Canada refers to English and French, it is extending to other languages spoken by the new immigrants' communities such as Chinese and Hispanics. However, French is spoken all around the country, even when you are looking for a job in a big company.

Chinese and Spanish are spoken in Canada more than English and French.
A: false

Question 2

Q: Although bilingualism in Canada refers to English and French, it is extending to other languages spoken by the new immigrants' communities such as Chinese and Hispanics. However, French is spoken all around the country, even when you are looking for a job in a big company.

Speaking Chinese and Spanish show to be important when you want to find a job in a big company.
A: false

Question 3

Q: Despite having two oficial languages, there are examples of good understanding among communities in British Columbia where there is a huge Punjabi community, which lobbied the province government to introduce Punjabi in schools and universities.

Punjabi is greatly spoken in British Columbia.
A: true

Question 4

Q: Despite having two official languages, there are examples of good understanding among communities in British Columbia where there is a huge Punjabi community, which lobbied the province government to introduce Punjabi in schools and universities.

People in British Columbia want to establish Punjabi as an official language.
A: false

Question 5

Q: Although 20.0% of Canada's population reported speaking a language other than English or French ate home, they also speak an immigrant language, most often at home, alone or together with English or French whereas for more than 213,000 people, the other language was an Aboriginal language.

Immigrant languages are more popular in Canada than English, French and Aboriginal language.
A: false

Question 6

Q: Although 20.0% of Canada's population reported speaking a language other than English or French ate home, they also speak an immigrant language, most often at home, alone or together with English or French whereas for more than 213,000 people, the other language was an Aboriginal language.

Immigrant languages are spoken as well English an French at home.
A: true