What Point Does Richard Joy Make in His Documentation of Francophone

question 12

Multiple Choice

What point does Richard Joy make in his documentation of francophone assimilation outside Quebec?

• A) The rate of language transfer is greatest among older generations.
• B) The rate of language transfer is consistent among generations.
• C) The rate of language transfer decreases from older to younger generations.
• D) The rate of language transfer is greatest among younger generations.
• E) Richard Joy does not make such claims.

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