Which statement is true? Kriol isQuestion 10Select one:a.not a real language but a mixture of English terms and indigenous termsb.only spoken in trading communities in the Northern Territoryc.no longer used except by very old people and linguistsd.the most widely spoken indigenous language in Australia

This Article would be most useful as a source for a student research project on __________.A.The benefits of using one dominant language in a countryB.The role of native languages in several communities around the worldC.The cultural impact of European settlers in AustraliaD.The unique experience of Indigenous peoples living in a desertSUBMITExtrasHIGHLIGHTDICTIONARYSCREEN MASKINGREAD ALOUDTRANSLATE

What is the relationship between Indigenous language speakers and the completion of online dictionaries?

According to the Article, why did English become the most widely used language in Australia, even among Indigenous peoples?A.Once Indigenous peoples in Australia no longer depended on fishing, hunting, and gathering, they were eager to speak the language of the British settlers around them.B.Tribal leaders in the late 1700s did not value tribal knowledge, history, and customs in the same way that they do today.C.After their arrival in the late 1700s, British settlers discouraged Australia's native groups from speaking their Indigenous languages in public.D.Indigenous peoples in Australia wanted their children to speak English in school so that they could communicate well with their white teachers.

Consider the data below from Language X. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true about Language X. Choose all that apply.  kra-s balumm-es  katas-pahouse-SG.ACC large-SG.ACC buy-PAST.3SG‘He bought a large house.’   Group of answer choicesLanguage X is analyticLanguage X is syntheticThe word kras contains one morphemeThe word kras contains two morphemesThe word kras contains three morphemes

Which of these is a statement of opinion?A.It is vitally important for Indigenous peoples in Australia to work as hard as they can to preserve native languages like Pertame.B.The ancient language of Pertame began dying out after settlers from Europe arrived in Australia in the late 1700s.C.About 20 people in the world today can speak Pertame, an ancient language once spoken by many Indigenous Australians.D.Tribal elders in Australia, including Kathleen Bradshaw, are taking steps to stop native languages like Pertame from dying out.