10 Questions
What is one reason English is considered a world language?
Its inclusiveness of words from various languages
Which word is of Latin origin?
tulip
In the sentence, 'What a thunderclap these words were to me!', what does 'thunderclap' most likely represent?
Startling and unexpected event
Why is it important for enslaved people to hold fast to their language?
To not lose their language
What does the phrase 'I never saw him look so tall' most likely indicate?
Increase in confidence
What does the verb form 'had said' indicate in the sentence 'M.Hamel had said that he would question us on participles'?
An earlier past action
'What a thunderclap these words were to me!' - What literary device is used in this sentence?
Metaphor
What is the likely origin of the word 'bandicoot' based on the information provided?
Hindi
In the sentence 'M.Hamel had grown physically taller', what does 'physically taller' imply?
A metaphor for mental growth
What is the significance of a people holding fast to their language as mentioned in the text?
It empowers them and preserves their identity.
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