Question

K 3. Decide if the statements are true (T) or false (F). Correct the wrong answers 1. A child connects to his culture, history, identity and religion through his parents. 2. The offspring's identity is shaped by his mother tongue. 3. Those who don't know their second language are at a crossroads of identity crisis. 4. Children who are not aware of their culture, language and history will have a lot of options, like looking for an alternate identity.

Answer 1

Ответ:

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Answer 2

1. True. A child often connects to their culture, history, identity, and religion through their parents as they are primary sources of information and influence in these areas.

2. False. While a person's mother tongue can play a significant role in shaping their identity, it is not the sole factor. Identity is influenced by various aspects such as family, education, environment, and personal experiences.

3. False. Not knowing a second language does not automatically lead to an identity crisis. Identity is a complex and multifaceted concept, influenced by various factors beyond language proficiency.

4. False. Children who are not aware of their culture, language, and history may face challenges related to their identity formation, but it doesn't necessarily mean they will have a lot of options or actively seek an alternate identity. Each individual's response to their cultural and historical background can vary significantly.