To promote linguistic diversity and multilingualism.

To establish a single dominant language for communication.

To restrict the use of certain languages in specific domains.

To enforce language standardization and uniformity.

It leads to the decline of minority languages.

It promotes the spread of a single dominant language.

It increases the demand for language learning and multilingualism.

It results in the standardization of languages across borders.

Balancing the need for linguistic diversity with the practicality of communication.

Ensuring equal access to language education and resources.

Addressing the impact of globalization on indigenous languages.

All of the above.

By supporting multilingual education and language learning.

By recognizing and valuing minority languages.

By promoting cultural exchange and understanding.

All of the above.

Technology facilitates the spread of a single dominant language.

Technology promotes the preservation and revitalization of minority languages.

Technology enables multilingual communication and translation.

All of the above.

It leads to the decline of indigenous languages due to the dominance of global languages.

It promotes the revitalization of indigenous languages through cultural revival movements.

It increases the demand for indigenous languages as symbols of cultural identity.

All of the above.

Language policy can promote economic growth by facilitating communication and trade.

Language policy can hinder economic development by limiting access to education and employment.

Language policy can contribute to social inequality by favoring certain languages over others.

All of the above.

By promoting multilingual education and language learning.

By recognizing and valuing minority languages.

By fostering cultural exchange and understanding.

All of the above.

International organizations promote linguistic diversity and multilingualism.

International organizations advocate for the rights of linguistic minorities.

International organizations provide funding and support for language education and revitalization.

All of the above.

Globalization leads to the decline of dominant languages due to the rise of minority languages.

Globalization promotes the spread of dominant languages through economic and cultural influence.

Globalization results in the standardization of dominant languages across borders.

All of the above.

Discrimination and marginalization due to language differences.

Limited access to education and employment opportunities.

Loss of cultural identity and heritage.

All of the above.

By recognizing and valuing minority languages.

By providing equal access to language education and resources.

By promoting multilingualism and cultural diversity.

All of the above.

Language policy can promote the preservation of cultural heritage and identity by recognizing and valuing minority languages.

Language policy can support cultural exchange and understanding through multilingual education and cultural programs.

Language policy can contribute to the revitalization of endangered languages and cultural practices.

All of the above.

Globalization leads to the emergence of new languages and linguistic varieties due to increased contact and interaction.

Globalization promotes the standardization of languages and the decline of linguistic diversity.

Globalization results in the loss of linguistic diversity due to the dominance of a few major languages.

All of the above.

Language policy can promote multilingual education and literacy, fostering inclusivity and global citizenship.

Language policy can contribute to educational inequality by favoring certain languages over others.

Language policy can impact literacy rates by influencing access to education and resources.

All of the above.