1) What is code-switching? a) Changing between languages or dialects while speaking b) Writing in a foreign language only c) Avoiding certain topics in conversation d) Switching between formal and informal tones 2) Why do people use code-switching when they talk? a) To fit in with a group b) To express themselves more clearly c) To show respect or formality d) All of the above 3) When do people switch languages more often? a) When they are nervous b) When talking to friends or family c) When they don’t know a word in one language d) When trying to impress someone 4) How does code-switching show who we are? a) It reflects our cultural identity b) It shows how educated we are c) It hides our true feelings d) It makes us seem professional 5) Does code-switching depend on who we’re talking to? a) Yes, people code-switch more with friends b) No, it’s the same with everyone c) Yes, depending on social status or formality d) No, people code-switch only for fun 6) Can code-switching make conversations clearer or more fun? a) Yes, it adds meaning and variety b) No, it confuses people c) Only if both speakers understand it d) It depends on the topic 7) How does code-switching change in formal vs. casual settings? a) It’s more common in casual settings b) It’s only used in formal settings c) It’s avoided in both settings d) It stays the same in all settings 8) Do people judge others for code-switching? a) Yes, it can seem unprofessional b) No, it’s always accepted c) Sometimes, based on social norms d) Only when it’s overused 9) How does code-switching help people connect with others? a) It shows shared cultural understanding b) It creates distance between speakers c) It makes communication harder d) It has no impact on connection 10) Can code-switching make communication easier or harder? a) Easier, by bridging language gaps b) Harder, if one person doesn’t understand c) Both, depending on the context d) Neither, it has no effect

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