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Thursday, October 27, 2022
October 2022 Language Quiz
Questions for this quick geography quiz are inspired by the Language of the Day series from Ethnologue (ethnologue.com). You can further test your geographic knowledge (↗) with more quizzes from GeoFact of the Day. The answers to this quiz are listed below; enjoy and good luck!
1) With about 2 million people using this language for communication, Southern Betsimisaraka Malagasy is a language in which of the following countries in Africa?
A — REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO
B — MADAGASCAR
C — UGANDA
2) With about 108,000 speakers and designated as a de facto language of national identity, Vincentian English Creole is used for communication in which country (the other two options are fictional word combos)?
A — SAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINES
B — SAINT VINCENT AND THE TOBAGO
C — SAINT VINCENT AND THE BARBADOS
3) In use by about 96,300 people, Rendille is a language of which country?
A — NICARAGUA
B — UZBEKISTAN
C — KENYA
4) Which language is used for communication by about 46,000 people in BENIN?
A — Ede Ica
B — Morokodo
C — Müün Chin
5) Kioko is a threatened language is used for communication in the only Southeast Asian country listed below. Which country is the correct answer?
A — INDONESIA
B — LIBYA
C — EQUATORIAL GUINEA
6) Which language of AUSTRALIA is considered dormant and moribund since the last speaker of this language lived until the 1980s?
A — Gooniyandi
B — Umiida
C — Ngarinyman
7) Which option is a Himalayan country where Puma is a threatened language of recognized indigenous nationality used for communication by the Rai people?
A — GABON
B — DJIBOUTI
C — NEPAL
D — PALESTINE
8) Where is Oji-Cree (Oji Cree) a threatened language used for communication by multiple indigenous tribes — including the Albany, Animakee Wa Zhing, Aroland, Bearskin Lake, Brunswick House, Cat Lake, Constance Lake, and Day Star peoples?
A — MONTENEGRO
B — CANADA
C — FRENCH GUIANA
D — WESTERN SAHARA
E — TURKMENISTAN
ANSWERS
Question 1:
B . . . . . Madagascar
Question 2:
A . . . . . Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Question 3:
C . . . . . Kenya
Question 4:
A . . . . . Ede Ica
Question 5:
A . . . . . Indonesia
Question 6:
B . . . . . Umiida
Question 7:
C . . . . . Nepal
Question 8:
B . . . . . Canada
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