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Major Languages in the World MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Anglo-Saxon is now, of course, a dead language, but a good deal of its vocabulary has survived, in one form or another, to the present day. Most of the very common words in modern English are Anglo-Saxon in origin: nouns like father, mother, food, drink, bed, hunger; most of the prepositions and conjunctions; and nearly all the strong verbs. When it was mixed with Norman French, there were three main results: the grammar was simplified, the pronunciation and spellings became much more complicated, and the vocabulary was enormously extended. French is a Latin language, so the major part of our vocabulary is now Latin in origin.
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Which language is considered the second most widely spoken globally after English?
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Which broadcasting organization is funded primarily by a public license fee to maintain independence from government and commercial advertisers?
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What term describes the legal process by which a foreign national acquires the citizenship of a country?
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The Kurdish people are predominantly Sunni Muslims; to which language family does their dialect belong?
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In which two countries is the majority of the Kurdish population primarily located?
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Which of these is NOT a Romance language?
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The word 'Avatar' entered English from which language?
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Which language uses a system of 'logograms' where symbols represent words or ideas rather than sounds?
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What is the most widely spoken native language in Europe?