English in 50+ Countries?

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Quiz on where English is spoken.

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English in 50+ Countries?Version en ligne Quiz on where English is spoken. par Azamat Ruzmetov 1 Is Mount Everest the highest mountain in the world? Yes No 2 Do whales breathe underwater like fish? Yes No 3 Is Australia both a country and a continent? Yes No 4 Did the Titanic sink in 1912? Yes No 5 Is English spoken in more than 50 countries? Yes No 6 English is commonly used as a lingua franca in international business. Yes No 7 No country besides the UK uses English officially. Yes No 8 There are exactly 50 countries where English is spoken. Yes No 9 Many international organizations use English as an official or working language. Yes No 10 English is an official language in more than 50 countries. Yes No 11 English is the only official language in more than 50 countries. Yes No 12 English is spoken as the native language in every country. Yes No 13 English is an official language in countries across multiple continents. Yes No 14 English is taught as a foreign language in schools around the world. Yes No 15 English is not used in international aviation. Yes No 16 English is only spoken natively in the United States and the United Kingdom. Yes No 17 The majority of the world's population speaks English as their first language. Yes No 18 English is one of the most studied languages globally. Yes No 19 English use in international organizations is widespread. Yes No 20 English is the official language of exactly 50 countries. Yes No 21 English is an official language in more than 50 countries. Yes No 22 There are no countries where English is taught as a foreign language. Yes No 23 English is not used in any international aviation terms. Yes No 24 More than 1 billion people speak English worldwide. Yes No 25 English is spoken in many countries as a second language. Yes No 26 The lifeboats were more than enough for all on board. Yes No 27 The Titanic completed its voyage without incident. Yes No 28 The sinking led to changes in maritime safety regulations (lifeboat rules). Yes No 29 The ship struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic. Yes No 30 The Titanic sank in 1912. Yes No 31 It carried over 3,000 passengers. Yes No 32 The disaster occurred during its maiden voyage. Yes No 33 The wreck was found in 1999. Yes No 34 The ship sank in the Pacific Ocean. Yes No 35 The wreck was discovered in 1985 by Robert Ballard. Yes No 36 Australia has no coastline on the Indian Ocean. Yes No 37 Australia is both a country and a continent. Yes No 38 Canberra is the capital of Australia. Yes No 39 Australia is entirely in the northern hemisphere. Yes No 40 The continent of Australia includes the country of Australia. Yes No 41 Australia is the largest continent by land area. Yes No 42 English is widely used as an official language in Australia. Yes No 43 The official language of Australia is Spanish. Yes No 44 Australia is located in the southern hemisphere. Yes No 45 The capital of Australia is Sydney. Yes No 46 They can extract oxygen from seawater through their skin. Yes No 47 They exhale at the surface, producing a visible spout. Yes No 48 They can stay underwater for hours without ever needing to breathe. Yes No 49 They breathe underwater using gills like fish. Yes No 50 They have lungs that function while submerged and never need to surface. Yes No 51 Their breathing pattern is episodic, not continuous while diving. Yes No 52 They have blowholes on the top of their heads for breathing. Yes No 53 Whales breathe air using lungs and must surface to inhale. Yes No 54 They take a breath underwater without surfacing. Yes No 55 They come to the surface specifically to take a breath. Yes No

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English in 50+ Countries?Version en ligne

par Azamat Ruzmetov

Is Mount Everest the highest mountain in the world?

Do whales breathe underwater like fish?

Is Australia both a country and a continent?

Did the Titanic sink in 1912?

Is English spoken in more than 50 countries?

English is commonly used as a lingua franca in international business.

No country besides the UK uses English officially.

There are exactly 50 countries where English is spoken.

Many international organizations use English as an official or working language.

English is an official language in more than 50 countries.

English is the only official language in more than 50 countries.

English is spoken as the native language in every country.

English is an official language in countries across multiple continents.

English is taught as a foreign language in schools around the world.

English is not used in international aviation.

English is only spoken natively in the United States and the United Kingdom.

The majority of the world's population speaks English as their first language.

English is one of the most studied languages globally.

English use in international organizations is widespread.

English is the official language of exactly 50 countries.

English is an official language in more than 50 countries.

There are no countries where English is taught as a foreign language.

English is not used in any international aviation terms.

More than 1 billion people speak English worldwide.

English is spoken in many countries as a second language.

The lifeboats were more than enough for all on board.

The Titanic completed its voyage without incident.

The sinking led to changes in maritime safety regulations (lifeboat rules).

The ship struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic.

The Titanic sank in 1912.

It carried over 3,000 passengers.

The disaster occurred during its maiden voyage.

The wreck was found in 1999.

The ship sank in the Pacific Ocean.

The wreck was discovered in 1985 by Robert Ballard.

Australia has no coastline on the Indian Ocean.

Australia is both a country and a continent.

Canberra is the capital of Australia.

Australia is entirely in the northern hemisphere.

The continent of Australia includes the country of Australia.

Australia is the largest continent by land area.

English is widely used as an official language in Australia.

The official language of Australia is Spanish.

Australia is located in the southern hemisphere.

The capital of Australia is Sydney.

They can extract oxygen from seawater through their skin.

They exhale at the surface, producing a visible spout.

They can stay underwater for hours without ever needing to breathe.

They breathe underwater using gills like fish.

They have lungs that function while submerged and never need to surface.

Their breathing pattern is episodic, not continuous while diving.

They have blowholes on the top of their heads for breathing.

Whales breathe air using lungs and must surface to inhale.

They take a breath underwater without surfacing.

They come to the surface specifically to take a breath.