Based on the cartoon above, which type of context is highlighted.
Question 2
2.
What type of register is created during the interaction?
Question 3
3.
Based on the cartoon above, identify two types of contexts generated.
Dodo, petit popo,
Petit popo pas v'lez dodo,
Dodo, petit popo,
Petit popo pas v'lez dodo.
Question 4
4.
Look at the French-Creole lullaby above. Which group of countries would be most likely be familiar with this song?
Question 5
5.
Which countries with Standard English as the official language, would have members of its population who are able to understand the lullaby?
Anda parrandero... (anda parrandero) Vamo' de parranda... (anda parrandero) Hace buenísimo tiempo... (anda parrandero) En esta Nochebuena... (anda parrandero). Todos ya están listo. ¿No oyes tú la banda, que está fuera? Afinan el cuatro, mandolina y bajo. El carro ya está esperando. Amigo, vamos á gozar.
Question 6
6.
Which ONE of the following countries would have influenced the introduction of this Spanish-based Christmas song found in Trinidad?
Question 7
7.
Which ONE of the following is NOT considered to be a feature of language?
Question 8
8.
Language fills many purposes. Which combination is incorrect?
Question 9
9.
Careuflly examine the lyrics of the song and identify FOUR linguistic features that are NOT Standard English features.
You no haffi ask is who
A the general issuing a warning
Jah people dem a ball seh dem tired a mediocre
Evil a go fall when wi trop inna Ethiopia
Believing from dawn 'caz' dem life no easy bout yah
Even Banton seh it’s not a easy road
Here comes trouble by Chronixx
Question 10
10.
After conducting a survey, group of students at your secondary school have decided to send to petition to the Prime Minister of your country, requesting that Creole, instead of Standard English, be used in the teaching of classes.
Give TWO arguments in favour of the use of Creole and TWO against its use in the classroom.
Question 11
11.
After conducting a survey, group of students at your secondary school have decided to send to petition to the Prime Minister of your country, requesting that Creole, instead of Standard English, be used in the teaching of classes.
Give TWO arguments in favour of the use of Creole and TWO against its use in the classroom.