Why have some countries banned social networking sites?
a. They have been banned for both political and religious reasons.
b. They have been banned for economic reasons.
c. They have been banned because the Internet there is not sufficiently developed to handle social networking.
d. They have been banned because they force all users to speak and write in English.
e. They have not been technically banned, but they are discouraged because they are very costly.
Question 2
All of the following are reasons for the decline of dialects recently in the U.S. EXCEPT regional dialects __________.
a. are so associated with class status that they are dropped as someone moves up the social ladder.
b. have become less noticeable because of mass media.
c. are disappearing because of geographic mobility.
d. have declined because so much of the culture itself is being lost.
e. have changed because of changing immigration patterns.
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