1.    The English word ____________ derives ultimately from Proto-Indo-European “tongue".

a.  Culture                                            
b.  Language
c.  Identity                                            d. Society

2.    It is understanding other's thoughts and emotions, we need to communicate. In doing so, we can express our feelings and ideas and we can be better understood. 

a.    Accommodation                              b. Realization

c.    Acquisition                                        d. Visualization

3.    Its focus is more on the structures of the language system in itself and for itself. It looks at linguistics with a narrower view. 

a.    Applied Linguistics                          b. Micro Linguistics

c.    Macro Linguistics                            d. Socio Linguistics

4.    Its focus is on the way languages are acquired, stored in the brain and used for various function; interdependence of language and culture; psychological and psychological mechanism involved in language behavior.

a.    Computational Linguistics               b. Micro Linguistics

c. Macro Linguistics                                 d. Neuro Linguistics

 

5.    It is generally understood to mean knowledge of more languages than a native language. It is a language term that moves from monolingualism beyond bilingualism into the realm of knowing many, or multiple, languages.

a.    Bilingualism                                      b. Monolingualism

c. Culturalism                                        d. Multilingualism

6.    It refers to language of those born and raised in one of the countries where English is historically the first language to be spoken. 

a.    English as Second Language          b. English as Native Language

c.    English as Fourth Language          d. English as Foreign Language

7.    It refers to language spoken in a large number of territories which were once colonized by English. 

a.    English as Fourth Language          b. English as Occupational Language

c.    English as Lyrical Language          d. English as Second Language

8.    It refers to language of those for whom it serves no purpose within their own countries. 

a.    English as Foreign Language          b. English as Native Language

c.    English as Irrelevant Language      d. English as Unnecessary Language

9.    A ________ is a language with no native language speakers: it is no one's first language but is a contact language.

a.    Creole                                            b. Language

c.    Dialect                                              d. Pidgin

10. In contrast to a Pidgin, a _______ is often defined as a pidgin that has become the first language of a new generation speakers. 

a.    Creole                                             b. Language

c.    Dialect                                            d. Pidgin

II. True or False. Write TRUE if the statement is correct, and FALSE if the statement is incorrect.

1.    "Separate the clean clothes from dirty one." is an example of regulatory function. 

2.    Language that is being used to fulfill a need, such as to obtain food, drink or comfort refers to interactional function. 

3.    "Here I come." is an example of personal function. 

4.    "We own 88 malls and we have our own planet." is an example of regulatory function. 

5.    Representational function refers to language that is used to relay or to request information. 

6.    Language that is used to explore, learn and discover. This could include questions or running commentary of child's action refers to heuristic function. 

7.    Personal function of language deals with how humans use language to interact each other socially or emotionally. 

8.    Michael Faraday developed the internationally influential systematic functional linguistics model of language. 

9.    Regulatory function refers to language that is used to influence the behavior of others including, persuading, commanding or requesting. 

10. There are 15 functions of language according to Halliday.