To promote the use of a particular language.

To regulate the use of language in a society.

To develop new languages.

To study the evolution of language.

Top-down and bottom-up.

Corpus and status.

Official and unofficial.

Prescriptive and descriptive.

Corpus planning focuses on the development of a language's grammar and vocabulary, while status planning focuses on the promotion of a language's use in different domains.

Corpus planning focuses on the development of a language's writing system, while status planning focuses on the promotion of a language's use in education.

Corpus planning focuses on the development of a language's pronunciation, while status planning focuses on the promotion of a language's use in government.

Corpus planning focuses on the development of a language's vocabulary, while status planning focuses on the promotion of a language's use in the media.

To develop new materials for teaching the language.

To promote the use of the language in different domains.

To create a new writing system for the language.

All of the above.

The lack of resources.

The resistance of speakers to change.

The difficulty of predicting the long-term effects of language planning.

All of the above.

The right of speakers to use their own language.

The need to promote social cohesion.

The importance of preserving linguistic diversity.

All of the above.

Language planning will become increasingly important as the world becomes more globalized.

Language planning will become less important as people become more mobile.

Language planning will become more focused on language revitalization.

Language planning will become more focused on language standardization.

The revival of Hebrew in Israel.

The promotion of Mandarin Chinese in China.

The development of Esperanto.

All of the above.

The imposition of French in Quebec.

The banning of Catalan in Spain.

The promotion of English as a global language.

All of the above.

The UNESCO Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger.

The Endangered Languages Project.

The Language Planning Society.

All of the above.

The rise of globalization.

The increasing mobility of people.

The growing number of endangered languages.

All of the above.

A focus on language revitalization.

A focus on language standardization.

A focus on language rights.

All of the above.

Language planning can help to promote social justice by ensuring that all languages have equal status.

Language planning can help to promote social justice by providing resources for endangered languages.

Language planning can help to promote social justice by promoting the use of minority languages in education and government.

All of the above.

Language planning can help to promote economic development by providing language training for workers.

Language planning can help to promote economic development by promoting the use of local languages in business and commerce.

Language planning can help to promote economic development by attracting foreign investment.

All of the above.

Language planning can help to promote cultural diversity by supporting the use of minority languages.

Language planning can help to promote cultural diversity by promoting the development of new languages.

Language planning can help to promote cultural diversity by promoting the use of local languages in education and government.

All of the above.