A) Semitic B) Romance C) Slavic D) Germanic
A) Over 13 million B) Over 5 million C) Over 50 million D) Over 20 million
A) Portuguese B) French C) English D) Spanish
A) Port-au-Prince B) Les Cayes C) Saint-Domingue D) Cap-Haïtien
A) Les Cayes B) Cap-Haïtien C) Port-au-Prince D) Jacmel
A) Port-au-Prince B) Les Cayes C) Jeremie D) Cap-Haïtien
A) 17th and 18th centuries B) 19th and 20th centuries C) 15th and 16th centuries D) 13th and 14th centuries
A) West African Volta–Congo B) 18th-century French C) Portuguese D) Latin
A) English and Dutch B) Taíno and French C) Spanish and Portuguese D) Fongbe and Igbo
A) No B) Yes C) Only in written form D) Only in spoken form
A) Spanish term criollo B) French term créole C) Latin term creare D) Portuguese term crioulo
A) To create, make, bring forth B) To speak, talk, voice C) A colony overseas D) A person raised in a house
A) Saint-Domingue B) Louisiana C) Hispaniola D) New France
A) Nigerian Pidgin B) Antillean Creole C) Tok Pisin D) Bislama
A) Spanish B) Haitian Creole C) Standard French D) English
A) Igbo B) Fongbe C) Portuguese D) Antillean Creole
A) Louisiana B) California C) Texas D) Florida
A) As an undereducated person's French B) As a purely African language C) As a secret code D) As a dead language
A) A person from the colony B) A person raised in one's house C) A language of the people D) A master of the house
A) The only official language B) An unofficial dialect C) One of the two official languages D) A prohibited language |