Quiz - The Benefits of Speaking More Languages

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Quiz - The Benefits of Speaking More Languages


Quiz - The Benefits of Speaking More LanguagesVersion en ligne Read the questions carefully and choose the correct answer! par Liana 1 What is the main finding of the new study? a Speaking one language keeps the brain young. b Speaking more languages is linked to a slower rate of biological aging. c Learning a new language is only good for young people. d People who speak one language are always healthier. 2 How many adults did the researchers study? a More than 86,000. b About 27,000. c Exactly 51,000. d More than 90,000. 3 Where were the adults in the study from? a 27 Asian countries. b 86 European countries. c 51 countries around the world. d 27 European countries. 4 What does "biological age" mean in this study? a How old you look. b The date on your birthday certificate. c Your age based on your physical and mental health. d The number of years you have lived. 5 People from countries where most speak only one language were...? a more likely to have a biological age younger than their real age. b about twice as likely to have a biological age older than their real age. c less interested in learning new languages. d always 90 years old. 6 What is the benefit for people from multilingual countries? a They are 2.17 times less likely to age faster than their real age. b They are 2.17 times more likely to age faster. c They never get sick. d They all become language teachers. 7 According to the study, what should people be encouraged to do? a Only speak their first language. b Move to a new country. c Keep their brains active by learning and using more languages. d Stop learning after age 50. 8 Why is learning languages a good idea for governments to think about? a Because it makes people forget their first language. b Because only young people can learn languages. c Because it is a very expensive health program. d Because it is a low-cost way to help improve people's health. 9 For English first-language speakers, what percentage mostly speak only English? a Up to 75%. b About half. c Less than 25%. d Almost 100%. 10 Besides languages, what is another way to slow aging according to the American Heart Association? a Watching more television. b Avoiding doctors. c Sleeping well and staying active. d Eating only fast food. 11 Which of these is NOT mentioned as a key thing to slow aging? a Manage your weight and blood sugar. b Don't smoke. c Eat better. d Eat sushi every weekend

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Quiz - The Benefits of Speaking More LanguagesVersion en ligne

par Liana

What is the main finding of the new study?

How many adults did the researchers study?

Where were the adults in the study from?

What does "biological age" mean in this study?

People from countries where most speak only one language were...?

What is the benefit for people from multilingual countries?

According to the study, what should people be encouraged to do?

Why is learning languages a good idea for governments to think about?

For English first-language speakers, what percentage mostly speak only English?

Besides languages, what is another way to slow aging according to the American Heart Association?

Which of these is NOT mentioned as a key thing to slow aging?