M01 laws tm4 5700. indd

 d. Inc. / Innac.
Original Passage 3
 a. Inc. / Innac.
 b. No cit.
 c. Too sim.
 d. Best
PRACTICE 7: Writing a Paraphrase 
(page 63)
Answers will vary.
Try It Out! 
(page 65)
Answers will vary.
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Questions about the Model 
(page 67)
 1. 5, 6, 2
 2. There are more ideas in the paraphrase. The 
points that are left out in the summary are that 
many different languages have developed and 
that people have dreamed of an international 
universal language.
PRACTICE 8: Choosing the Best 
Summary 
(page 68)
 1. Summary A because it has all the important 
ideas and nothing extra
 2. Summary B
PRACTICE 9: Using Synonyms 
(page 69)
A 
Answers will vary. Possible answers include:
 1. 
electronic tools
 2. 
programs
 3. 
tongues
 4. 
speak
 5. 
reawaken
B 
Answers will vary.
Questions for Chapter 3 Expansion 
Reading in Appendix A 
(page 280)
 1. When multiple languages are spoken within one 
political boundary, there are inevitably political 
and social consequences.
 2. The children of immigrants lost the ability to 
speak their parents’ language fluently.
 3. Hindi is spoken by more people than any other 
language, but no language in India is spoken 
by a majority of the population. Non-Hindi 
speakers don’t want the Hindi language to 
become the national language.
CHAPTER 4