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A New Language for the World

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  • What was Dr. Zamenhof’s solution to the language problem?
    Everyone should learn a new language.
  • True or False: Esperanto is spoken by about two million people today.
    True.
  • How would the new language help people from different cultures?
    It would help them communicate with each other.
  • What did Dr. Zamenhof want the language to express fully?
    Human emotions.
  • People from different cultures should respect ______.
    one another
  • True or False: Computers and universal language programs may help achieve Dr. Zamenhof’s dream.
    True.
  • Could people keep their original languages while using the new one?
    Yes, they could.
  • Esperanto was created as a ______ to language problems.
    solution
  • English is often used as a ______ language around the world.
    Universal
  • True or False: Dr. Zamenhof wanted everyone to stop using their native language.
    False
  • What problem happens when people try to choose one worldwide language?
    It causes arguments.
  • _____________ adj. used by everyone
    universal
  • Who was Dr. L. L. Zamenhof?
    He was the inventor of a new language.
  • True or False: Esperanto has been completely unsuccessful.
    False.
  • What is the name of the new language Dr. Zamenhof invented?
    Esperanto
  • Why is speaking the same language helpful for people from different cultures?
    It helps people understand each other better.
  • True or False: Esperanto was designed to be easy to learn.
    True
  • _________ n. a problem answer
    solution
  • ________ n. a disagreement
    argument
  • __________ n. an opportunity
    chance
  • Why did he want the new language to be logical?
    So it would be easy to learn.
  • The language can express a wide ______ of emotions.
    range
  • ______ people will use technology to communicate better in the future.
    Perhaps
  • _________ v. finished successfully
    achieved
  • When was the first book about Esperanto published?
    July 26, 1887.