World Englishes Studies: Kachru's Circles Flashcards

1
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How many Circles are there in Kachru’s model?

A

3

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2
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What is the first circle called?

A

Inner Circle

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3
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Name 2 countries in the Inner Circle

A

Britain, America

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4
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What is the classification of most speakers in the inner circle?

A

L1 Speakers

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5
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How did American and Australian English form?

A

The mass migration of British English speaking people

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6
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What is the second circle called?

A

Outer Circle

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7
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Name a country in the Outer Circle

A

India

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8
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How do varieties of English in the outer circle form?

A

Through trading

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9
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What is the third circle called?

A

Expanding Circle

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10
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Name a countries in the Expanding Circle

A

Japan

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11
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What is the classification for most speakers in the Expanding Circle?

A

L2 Speakers

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12
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How is English used in Expanding Circle countries for communication?

A

It is a lingua franca

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13
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What did Saraceni say about Kachru’s circles?

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They are able to show the different roles of English around the world

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14
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Are Kachru’s circles based on geography or diversity?

A

Geography

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15
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What is a con of using geography to base Kachru’s circles?

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The diversity of language use is not shown

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16
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What could be argued with the classifications of “inner” and “outer”?

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They mean “better” and “worse”