Revitalization of Endangered Languages in India
Revitalization of Endangered Languages in India
Questions
Which of the following is NOT a primary objective of language revitalization efforts in India?
- Preserving the cultural heritage associated with the language
- Promoting the use of the language in education and media
- Encouraging the development of new literature and creative works in the language
- Imposing the language on communities that do not speak it
Which Indian state has the highest number of endangered languages?
- Odisha
- West Bengal
- Andhra Pradesh
- Karnataka
What is the name of the government agency responsible for the revitalization of endangered languages in India?
- Central Institute of Indian Languages (CIIL)
- National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT)
- University Grants Commission (UGC)
- All India Radio (AIR)
Which of the following is NOT a strategy used for the revitalization of endangered languages in India?
- Developing dictionaries and grammars of the language
- Creating language learning materials
- Establishing language immersion schools
- Banning the use of the language in public spaces
What is the name of the UNESCO program that supports the revitalization of endangered languages worldwide?
- Atlas of the World's Languages in Danger
- Endangered Languages Documentation Programme
- Memory of the World Programme
- Intangible Cultural Heritage Programme
Which of the following is NOT a challenge faced by endangered languages in India?
- Lack of government support
- Negative attitudes towards the language
- Migration of speakers to urban areas
- Increasing use of English in education and media
What is the name of the organization that works for the revitalization of the Bodo language in Assam?
- Bodo Sahitya Sabha
- Bodo People's Front
- All Bodo Students' Union
- Bodo Liberation Tigers
Which of the following is NOT a success story of language revitalization in India?
- The revival of the Santhali language in West Bengal
- The revitalization of the Tulu language in Karnataka
- The revival of the Konkani language in Goa
- The revival of the Maithili language in Bihar
What is the name of the project that aims to revitalize the endangered languages of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands?
- Project REvive
- Project REstore
- Project REnew
- Project REvive
Which of the following is NOT a language that has been successfully revitalized in India?
- Santhali
- Tulu
- Konkani
- Maithili
What is the name of the organization that works for the revitalization of the Khasi language in Meghalaya?
- Khasi Sahitya Sabha
- Khasi Students' Union
- Khasi National Front
- Khasi Liberation Army
Which of the following is NOT a challenge faced by endangered languages in India?
- Lack of government support
- Negative attitudes towards the language
- Migration of speakers to urban areas
- Increasing use of English in education and media
What is the name of the project that aims to revitalize the endangered languages of the Northeast India?
- Project NE REvive
- Project NE REstore
- Project NE REnew
- Project NE REvive
Which of the following is NOT a language that has been successfully revitalized in India?
- Santhali
- Tulu
- Konkani
- Maithili
What is the name of the organization that works for the revitalization of the Mising language in Assam?
- Mising Sahitya Sabha
- Mising Students' Union
- Mising National Front
- Mising Liberation Army