1 There is only one correct way to speak English.
	1. true
	2. false




	2 A child who says "He cool" for "He is cool" must be slow at learning.
	1. true
	2. false




	3 Why is old English and cockney English difficult to understand for many people?
	1. Language conventions vary with time and with place
	2. They are trying to not be understood




	4 If a child says things like "He cool" for "He is cool", you should
	1. correct the child at every instance
	2. assume the child is a slow learner
	3. ignore it
	4. try to find a pattern and discuss differences in usage with the child




	5 If a child reads "fine" when the written word is "find" you should
	1. Ask the child if that's what was meant
	2. If the child usually pronounces both final consonants in a word, correct the error
	3. If the child usually does not pronounce final consonants, ask the meaning of the word
	4. If the child is 'ready' discuss different uses of language (at home and at school, for example)
	5. all of the above