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What is the origin of the name 'English'?

It is derived from the name of the Angles, an ancient Germanic people (correct)

It is derived from the name of the Frisians, an ancient Germanic tribe

It is derived from the name of the Saxons, another ancient Germanic tribe

It is derived from the name of the Jutes, a Germanic tribe from Jutland

Which language has the most native speakers, following Mandarin Chinese and Spanish?

Hindi

Arabic

Bengali (correct)

Portuguese

How many sovereign states have English as their official language or one of the official languages?

59 (correct)

Which international organization considers English as a co-official language?

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Which country has historical reasons for English being the dominant language without being explicitly defined by law?

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What is the origin of the name 'English'?

Which language has the most native speakers, following Mandarin Chinese and Spanish?

How many sovereign states have English as their official language or one of the official languages?

Which international organization considers English as a co-official language?

Which country has historical reasons for English being the dominant language without being explicitly defined by law?

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