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Question 1

Characteristics or criteria of a “good”
language are established.

Answer 1

Codification

Question 2

A unified variety of the language is
established, if necessary.

Answer 2

Standardization

Question 3

Any of a variety of developments,
including expansion of vocabulary, expansion of
stylistic repertoire, and creation of type fonts, allow the
language to function in a greater range of circumstances.

Answer 3

Elaboration

Question 3

the selected language or language variety
is referred to as “corpus planning” and includes the
following stages:
ELABORATION
CULTIVATION

Answer 3

FINE TUNING

Question 4

The establishment of arbiters, such as
dictionaries or language academies, maintains and
advances the status of the language.

Answer 4

Cultivation

Question 5

is concern with the internal structure of a
language. It entails making modifications to the linguistic code
and the creation of grammars and dictionaries for the chosen
language.

Answer 5

CORPUS PLANNING

Question 6

includes the efforts to spread and
promote the mastering of a language.

Answer 6

ACQUISITION PLANNING

Question 7

is a notable scholar in the field of
applied linguistics and language
policy

Answer 7

thomas ricento

Question 8

official government decisions regarding the use of language in the
public domain, including court, schools, government offices, and
health services.

Answer 8

language policy

Question 9

Examines how language policies
are influenced by social structures
(class, race, gender)and how these
pocilies perpetuate inequalities.

Answer 9

critical thinking

Question 9

5 theories

Answer 9

• critical thinking
• postmodernism in language policy
• economic considerations
• political theory and language policy
• language policy and linguistic culture

Question 10

Suggest a rethinking of our social,
economic, and political categories
in favor of a more localized
understanding of modes of
governmentality.

Answer 10

postmodernism in language policy

Question 11

Taking an economic approach
can help policymakers and
communities make more informed
and practical decisions about
language policies

Answer 11

economic considerations

Question 12

Political viewpoint is a usual
approach providing insights and
reasoned interpretations of what
is at stake in political conflicts
over language policy

Answer 12

political theory and language policy

Question 13

various language policy
as interconnected to
linguistic culture

Answer 13

language policy and linguistic culture

Question 14

theory of language policy

Answer 14

bernard spolsky

Question 15

topic in philosophy of
language

investigates nature and
relations of language, etc.

Answer 15

theory of language policy

Question 16

4 main features to the theory of language policy

Answer 16

1. tripartite division of language policy
2. language policy is all its elements at alllevels
3. language policy works in any speech community
4. language policy functions
   5.

Question 16

laws and regulations to alter
community language behavior

Answer 16

language policy

Question 16

activities carried out by
governmental agencies

Answer 16

language planning

Question 17

everyday use of language
a community

Answer 17

language practices

Question 17

beliefs about language
and language use

Answer 17

language ideology

Question 18

efforts by authorities to
influence language practices

Answer 18

language management

Question 19

tripartite divisions of language policy

Answer 19

language practices
language ideology
language management

Question 20

concerned not just with
language components

goes beyond language/dialects

Answer 20

language policy is all its elements at all levels