The Icelandic Language Has Changed Less Than Any Other Germanic

question 79

Multiple Choice

The Icelandic language has changed less than any other Germanic language because of

• A) Iceland's close contact with other people and activities.
• B) migration by German tribes.
• C) Iceland's relative isolation from other places.
• D) the extinction of the East Germanic group.
• E) continuous exchange with Norway and Sweden.

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