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The slide titles cover topics on linguistic diversity, such as language extinction, and conservation challenges, including the ecological importance of food chains and endangered species protection.

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1 - Duck Race
2 - Pick Answer 1. Approximately how many languages are spoken in the world today?

1. Around 7,000
2. Around 3,000
3. Around 5,000
4. Around 10,000
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4 - Pick Answer 2. Which group of languages contains the top five most spoken languages in the world?

1. A. English, French, German, Spanish, Mandarin
2. B. Mandarin, Spanish, Hindi, English, Arabic
3. C. English, Russian, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese
4. D. Mandarin, Russian, Arabic, French, English
5 - Leaderboard
6 - Pick Answer 3. Together, the top five languages account for approximately how many people worldwide?

1. B. Just under three billion people
2. D. Just under four billion people
3. C. Just under two billion people
4. A. Just under one billion people
7 - Leaderboard
8 - Pick Answer 4. According to the text, which continent has an especially high range of local languages (e.g., around 2,000 languages)?

1. D. Africa
2. B. North America
3. A. Europe
4. C. Asia
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10 - Pick Answer 5. Which country is mentioned as one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world with over 800 languages?

1. A. India
2. B. Papua New Guinea
3. D. Brazil
4. C. Australia
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12 - Pick Answer 6. Historically, what was one of the main reasons why some languages faced discrimination, were banned, or became less common?

1. A. A sudden change in climate conditions
2. D. The mass migration of wildlife
3. C. The invention of the internet and global media
4. B. Powerful groups preferred a different language and enforced it through law or social pressure
13 - Leaderboard
14 - Pick Answer 7. In terms of commerce, what usually determines which language emerges as the most common one?

1. B. The language with the simplest grammar rules
2. A. The language associated with strong, international economies that people want to trade with
3. C. The language with the oldest historical roots
4. D. The number of letters in its alphabet
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16 - Pick Answer 8. The rise of English as a global language was historically driven by the British economy, and more recently pushed by the economic power of which country?

1. A. Australia
2. D. Germany
3. B. Canada
4. C. The U.S.A.
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18 - Pick Answer 9. According to the text, what do we lose when a language dies, besides its words, grammar, and pronunciation?

1. A. Cultural knowledge and identity
2. B. Advanced technological tools
3. D. Natural resources
4. C. Global economic power
19 - Leaderboard
20 - Pick Answer 10. In the case of Wales, what helped reverse the trend of decline and re-establish Welsh as an official language?

1. A. Education available in Welsh and dedicated Welsh TV broadcasts
2. D. Moving all speakers into a single city
3. B. Banning English entirely within the country
4. C. Forcing neighboring countries to learn it
21 - Leaderboard
22 - Pick Answer 11. What best describes the current scientific knowledge about animal species on Earth?

1. B. The majority of species have not been identified yet, and we are still discovering new ones.
2. A. We have already identified and registered almost all animal species.
3. C. There are exactly one million species in total.
4. D. Animal extinction rates have completely stopped.
23 - Leaderboard
24 - Pick Answer 12. According to the reading, what is one of the main human-related factors that lead to the extinction or near extinction of animals?

1. B. The natural evolution of species
2. A. Planting too many trees
3. C. Over-hunting and habitat destruction
4. D. A decrease in the human population
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26 - Pick Answer 13. Around what number is the human population set to peak, which threatens the survival of some species?

1. B. Seven billion
2. D. Twelve billion
3. A. Five billion
4. C. Nine billion
27 - Leaderboard
28 - Pick Answer 14. Thanks to protection efforts, how much did the gray whale population rise back up to by the 1990s?

1. D. Over 25,000
2. B. Over 10,000
3. C. Over 23,000
4. A. Over 5,000
29 - Leaderboard
30 - Pick Answer 15. What is a major danger when animals breed from a tiny group with a limited gene pool?

1. C. They will automatically migrate to colder regions.
2. D. They become immune to all diseases.
3. A. They will consume all available water sources.
4. B. They develop weaknesses and struggle to survive due to a lack of genetic variety.
31 - Leaderboard
32 - Pick Answer 16. The Amur tiger, native to Russia, Northern China, and Mongolia, was the first tiger in the world to be given full protection during which decade?

1. B. The 1940s
2. A. The 1920s
3. C. The 1960s
4. D. The 1980s
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34 - Pick Answer 17. What natural prey of the Amur tiger helped them recover rapidly once hunting was restricted?

1. A. Boars and deer
2. B. Rabbits and birds
3. C. Fish and marine life
4. D. Insects and reptiles
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36 - Pick Answer 18. Why is protecting the wider food chain crucial when trying to save an endangered species?

1. A. Because animals only eat plants
2. D. Because it lowers the temperature of the environment
3. B. Because if a key part of the ecosystem is damaged, it can affect many other species.
4. C. Because food chains never change over time
37 - Leaderboard
38 - Pick Answer 19. Why are whales vital to the oceans' carbon cycle?

1. C. They push carbon dioxide deep into the sea floor directly.
2. A. They eat all the harmful bacteria in the water.
3. B. Their iron-rich feces feed phytoplankton, which organisms absorb carbon dioxide.
4. D. They block sunlight to keep the ocean cool.
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40 - Pick Answer 20. How does ecotourism (such as in Costa Rica) benefit both local communities and the environment?

1. A. It increases industrial pollution and creates more factories.
2. C. It removes all tourists from natural habitats permanently.
3. D. It provides an economic boost that reduces environmental damage caused by local activities.
4. B. It replaces all wildlife reserves with human housing.
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Slides (41)

1 - Duck Race

2 - Pick Answer 1. Approximately how many languages are spoken in the world today?

3 - Leaderboard

4 - Pick Answer 2. Which group of languages contains the top five most spoken languages in the world?

5 - Leaderboard

6 - Pick Answer 3. Together, the top five languages account for approximately how many people worldwide?

7 - Leaderboard

8 - Pick Answer 4. According to the text, which continent has an especially high range of local languages (e.g., around 2,000 languages)?

9 - Leaderboard

10 - Pick Answer 5. Which country is mentioned as one of the most linguistically diverse countries in the world with over 800 languages?

11 - Leaderboard

12 - Pick Answer 6. Historically, what was one of the main reasons why some languages faced discrimination, were banned, or became less common?

13 - Leaderboard

14 - Pick Answer 7. In terms of commerce, what usually determines which language emerges as the most common one?

15 - Leaderboard

16 - Pick Answer 8. The rise of English as a global language was historically driven by the British economy, and more recently pushed by the economic power of which country?

17 - Leaderboard

18 - Pick Answer 9. According to the text, what do we lose when a language dies, besides its words, grammar, and pronunciation?

19 - Leaderboard

20 - Pick Answer 10. In the case of Wales, what helped reverse the trend of decline and re-establish Welsh as an official language?

21 - Leaderboard

22 - Pick Answer 11. What best describes the current scientific knowledge about animal species on Earth?

23 - Leaderboard

24 - Pick Answer 12. According to the reading, what is one of the main human-related factors that lead to the extinction or near extinction of animals?

25 - Leaderboard

26 - Pick Answer 13. Around what number is the human population set to peak, which threatens the survival of some species?

27 - Leaderboard

28 - Pick Answer 14. Thanks to protection efforts, how much did the gray whale population rise back up to by the 1990s?

29 - Leaderboard

30 - Pick Answer 15. What is a major danger when animals breed from a tiny group with a limited gene pool?

31 - Leaderboard

32 - Pick Answer 16. The Amur tiger, native to Russia, Northern China, and Mongolia, was the first tiger in the world to be given full protection during which decade?

33 - Leaderboard

34 - Pick Answer 17. What natural prey of the Amur tiger helped them recover rapidly once hunting was restricted?

35 - Leaderboard

36 - Pick Answer 18. Why is protecting the wider food chain crucial when trying to save an endangered species?

37 - Leaderboard

38 - Pick Answer 19. Why are whales vital to the oceans' carbon cycle?

39 - Leaderboard

40 - Pick Answer 20. How does ecotourism (such as in Costa Rica) benefit both local communities and the environment?

41 - Leaderboard