Câu 143: GMAT Section 3: Verbal Ability
No nation can long survive unless its people are united by a common tongue. For proof, we need only consider Canada, which is being torn asunder by conflicts between French-speaking Quebec and the other provinces, which are dominated by English speakers. Which of the following, if true, most effectively challenges the…
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No nation can long survive unless its people are united by a common tongue. For proof, we need only consider Canada, which is being torn asunder by conflicts between French-speaking Quebec and the other provinces, which are dominated by English speakers. Which of the following, if true, most effectively challenges the author's conclusion?
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Đáp án được giữ gọn theo nhãn A, B, C, D trong phần bình chọn tương tác.
- A. Conflicts over language have led to violent clashes between the Basque-speaking minority in Spain and the Spanish-speaking majority.
- B. Proposals to declare English the official language of the United States have met with resistance from members of Hispanic and other minority groups.
- C. Economic and political differences, along with linguistic ones, have contributed to the provincial conflicts in Canada.
- D. The public of India, in existence since 1948, has a population that speaks hundreds of different, though related, languages.
- E. Switzerland has survived for nearly a thousand years as a home for speakers of three different languages. — đáp án hiện tại
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