Description
The purpose of this project is to answer the following question:
(base on my 5 interview!)
hat drives people’s attitudes and beliefs toward the public and private support of the use of languages other than English in the USA and official language(s) in the USA?
Outline
Requirement
Provide a general hypothesis towards the research question
Provide a qualitative observation from your own interview data.
Provide at least two correlations from the class data (quantitative observation). Include the actual number of the data (percentage/mean) for each correlation.
Provide a preliminary discussion of what these results and correlations may mean
200 words is fine
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LIGN8_WI21_A00
Winter 2021
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Interview #1
Interview #1
Due Jan 26 at 11:59pm
Points 19
Ques!ons 21
Available Jan 4 at 12am – Jan 26 at 11:59pm 23 days
Time Limit None
Allowed A”empts Unlimited
Modules
1
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Score for this a!empt: 19 out of 19
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Submi!ed Jan 26 at 6:43am
This a!empt took 21,462 minutes.
Academic Integrity
Ques!on 1
Library Resources
My Media
Male, Female or Non-binary
You Answered
Male
Female
Non-binary
Ques!on 2
How old are you?
18–22
23–27
28–32
You Answered
33–37
38–42
43–47
48–52
over 52
Ques!on 3
How would you classify yourself racially and ethnically? (Select all that apply.)
Black or African American
You Answered
White
Asian
American Indian and Alaska Na”ve
Na”ve Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
Hispanic/La”no
Other
Ques!on 4
Which of the following best describes you?
(Please note that “immigrate†here does not have poli”cal or ci”zenship meanings.
If you are currently living in the USA, it means you “immigrated†to the USA.)
I immigrated to the USA as an adult.
I immigrated to the USA as a child.
One or both of my parents immigrated to the USA, but I was born here.
You Answered
One, some, or all of my grandparents immigrated to the USA, but my parents and I
were born here.
I am currently not in USA, but I have some knowledge of USA.
Ques!on 5
Do you speak a language other than English regularly?
You Answered
Yes
No
Ques!on 6
If you answered ‘Yes’ in 5, which language(s) do you speak regularly? (Select all
that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
You Answered
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Unanswered
Ques!on 7
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 6, which other language(s) you speak?
Your Answer:
Ques!on 8
Are you in favor of public funding for vo!ng ballots in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 9
Are you in favor of public funding for healthcare programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 10
Are you in favor of public funding for school programs in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 11
Are you in favor of public funding for a#er-school programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 12
Are you in favor of public funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 13
Are you in favor of private funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 14
Are you in favor of private business ac!vi!es being conducted in languages
spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a
scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 15
Are you in favor of government ac!vi!es being conducted in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 16
Is English the official language of the USA?
Yes
You Answered
No
Ques!on 17
Are you in favor of making English the official language of the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 18
Are you in favor of making English and some other language(s) official in the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 19
What languages other than English would you consider making official? (Or, if you
answered ‘somewhat against’ to ‘very against’ in 17, what languages do you think
others might want to make official?) (Select all that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
You Answered
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
You Answered
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
You Answered
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
You Answered
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Ques!on 20
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 19, which other language(s) would you
consider making official?
Your Answer:
none
Ques!on 21
What do you think would be different (whether posi”ve or nega”ve) if English
were declared the official language of the USA? What do you think would stay
the same?
Your Answer:
Declaring English as the official language of the USA would help in uni”ng the
American popula”on. Addi”onally, making English the official language would
save the government a lot of money as the resources used in providing translators
would be minimized. Regardless of declaring English as the official language of the
USA would not change the diversity of the American popula”on. Also, the
languages spoken in private businesses would not be affected by declaring
English as the official language.
Survey Score: 19 out of 19
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Current Score:
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Kept Score:
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Interview #2
Interview #2
Due Jan 26 at 11:59pm
Points 19
Ques!ons 21
Available Jan 4 at 12am – Jan 26 at 11:59pm 23 days
Time Limit None
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Academic Integrity
Ques!on 1
Library Resources
My Media
Male, Female or Non-binary
Male
You Answered
Female
Non-binary
Ques!on 2
How old are you?
18–22
23–27
You Answered
28–32
33–37
38–42
43–47
48–52
over 52
Ques!on 3
How would you classify yourself racially and ethnically? (Select all that apply.)
Black or African American
White
You Answered
Asian
American Indian and Alaska Na”ve
Na”ve Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
Hispanic/La”no
Other
Ques!on 4
Which of the following best describes you?
(Please note that “immigrate†here does not have poli”cal or ci”zenship meanings.
If you are currently living in the USA, it means you “immigrated†to the USA.)
I immigrated to the USA as an adult.
I immigrated to the USA as a child.
One or both of my parents immigrated to the USA, but I was born here.
You Answered
One, some, or all of my grandparents immigrated to the USA, but my parents and I
were born here.
I am currently not in USA, but I have some knowledge of USA. My family and I are
not immigrants of the USA.
Other
Ques!on 5
Do you speak a language other than English regularly?
You Answered
Yes
No
Ques!on 6
If you answered ‘Yes’ in 5, which language(s) do you speak regularly? (Select all
that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
You Answered
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
You Answered
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Unanswered
Ques!on 7
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 6, which other language(s) you speak?
Your Answer:
Ques!on 8
Are you in favor of public funding for vo!ng ballots in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 9
Are you in favor of public funding for healthcare programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
You Answered
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 10
Are you in favor of public funding for school programs in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
You Answered
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 11
Are you in favor of public funding for a#er-school programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 12
Are you in favor of public funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 13
Are you in favor of private funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
You Answered
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 14
Are you in favor of private business ac!vi!es being conducted in languages
spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a
scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 15
Are you in favor of government ac!vi!es being conducted in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 16
Is English the official language of the USA?
Yes
You Answered
No
Ques!on 17
Are you in favor of making English the official language of the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
You Answered
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 18
Are you in favor of making English and some other language(s) official in the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 19
What languages other than English would you consider making official? (Or, if you
answered ‘somewhat against’ to ‘very against’ in 18, what languages do you think
others might want to make official?) (Select all that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
You Answered
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
You Answered
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
You Answered
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Ques!on 20
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 19, which other language(s) would you
consider making official?
Your Answer:
none
Ques!on 21
What do you think would be different (whether posi”ve or nega”ve) if English
were declared the official language of the USA? What do you think would stay
the same?
Your Answer:
Declaring English as the official language of the USA would discourage the
popula”on from learning addi”onal languages hence crea”ng a nega”ve
implica”on for diplomacy and interna”onal trade. It would lead to minority groups
abandoning their languages and cultures as well. however, declaring English as
the official language would not change the diversity among the minority group as
they will s”ll con”nue engaging their cultures and using their local languages in
private businesses and local engagements.
Survey Score: 19 out of 19
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Kept Score:
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Interview #3
Interview #3
Due Jan 26 at 11:59pm
Points 19
Ques!ons 21
Available Jan 4 at 12am – Jan 26 at 11:59pm 23 days
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Score for this a!empt: 19 out of 19
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Academic Integrity
Ques!on 1
Library Resources
My Media
Male, Female or Non-binary
Male
You Answered
Female
Non-binary
Ques!on 2
How old are you?
You Answered
18–22
23–27
28–32
33–37
38–42
43–47
48–52
over 52
Ques!on 3
How would you classify yourself racially and ethnically? (Select all that apply.)
Black or African American
White
You Answered
Asian
You Answered
American Indian and Alaska Na”ve
Na”ve Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
Hispanic/La”no
Other
Ques!on 4
Which of the following best describes you?
(Please note that “immigrate†here does not have poli”cal or ci”zenship meanings.
If you are currently living in the USA, it means you “immigrated†to the USA.)
You Answered
I immigrated to the USA as an adult.
I immigrated to the USA as a child.
One or both of my parents immigrated to the USA, but I was born here.
One, some, or all of my grandparents immigrated to the USA, but my parents and I
were born here.
I am currently not in USA, but I have some knowledge of USA. My family and I are
not immigrants of the USA.
Other
Ques!on 5
Do you speak a language other than English regularly?
You Answered
Yes
No
Ques!on 6
If you answered ‘Yes’ in 5, which language(s) do you speak regularly? (Select all
that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
You Answered
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
You Answered
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Unanswered
Ques!on 7
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 6, which other language(s) you speak?
Your Answer:
Ques!on 8
Are you in favor of public funding for vo!ng ballots in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 9
Are you in favor of public funding for healthcare programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 10
Are you in favor of public funding for school programs in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 11
Are you in favor of public funding for a#er-school programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 12
Are you in favor of public funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 13
Are you in favor of private funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 14
Are you in favor of private business ac!vi!es being conducted in languages
spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a
scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 15
Are you in favor of government ac!vi!es being conducted in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 16
Is English the official language of the USA?
You Answered
Yes
No
Ques!on 17
Are you in favor of making English the official language of the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 18
Are you in favor of making English and some other language(s) official in the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 19
What languages other than English would you consider making official? (Or, if you
answered ‘somewhat against’ to ‘very against’ in 18, what languages do you think
others might want to make official?) (Select all that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
You Answered
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
You Answered
Korean
Lao”an
You Answered
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
You Answered
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Ques!on 20
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 19, which other language(s) would you
consider making official?
Your Answer:
none
Ques!on 21
What do you think would be different (whether posi”ve or nega”ve) if English
were declared the official language of the USA? What do you think would stay
the same?
Your Answer:
Being the largely spoken and used language in America, declaring English as the
official language of the USA would enhance unity among the popula”on. being a
country of a diverse languages and cultures, making English the official language
would bring the people together and make easier for them to communicate as
they will be using a common language. Regardless of the changes that the move
may cause, one thing that would remain the same is the culture of the people.
Declaring English as the official language does not mean that the minority groups‟
cultures are interfered with.
Survey Score: 19 out of 19
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Interview #4
Interview #4
Due Jan 26 at 11:59pm
Points 19
Ques!ons 21
Available Jan 4 at 12am – Jan 26 at 11:59pm 23 days
Time Limit None
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My Media
Male, Female or Non-binary
You Answered
Male
Female
Non-binary
Ques!on 2
How old are you?
18–22
23–27
28–32
33–37
38–42
43–47
48–52
You Answered
over 52
Ques!on 3
How would you classify yourself racially and ethnically? (Select all that apply.)
Black or African American
White
You Answered
Asian
American Indian and Alaska Na”ve
Na”ve Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
Hispanic/La”no
Other
Ques!on 4
Which of the following best describes you?
(Please note that “immigrate†here does not have poli”cal or ci”zenship meanings.
If you are currently living in the USA, it means you “immigrated†to the USA.)
You Answered
I immigrated to the USA as an adult.
I immigrated to the USA as a child.
One or both of my parents immigrated to the USA, but I was born here.
One, some, or all of my grandparents immigrated to the USA, but my parents and I
were born here.
I am currently not in USA, but I have some knowledge of USA. My family and I are
not immigrants of the USA.
Other
Ques!on 5
Do you speak a language other than English regularly?
You Answered
Yes
No
Ques!on 6
If you answered ‘Yes’ in 5, which language(s) do you speak regularly? (Select all
that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
You Answered
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Unanswered
Ques!on 7
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 6, which other language(s) you speak?
Your Answer:
Ques!on 8
Are you in favor of public funding for vo!ng ballots in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
You Answered
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 9
Are you in favor of public funding for healthcare programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 10
Are you in favor of public funding for school programs in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
You Answered
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 11
Are you in favor of public funding for a#er-school programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 12
Are you in favor of public funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 13
Are you in favor of private funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 14
Are you in favor of private business ac!vi!es being conducted in languages
spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a
scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 15
Are you in favor of government ac!vi!es being conducted in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 16
Is English the official language of the USA?
Yes
You Answered
No
Ques!on 17
Are you in favor of making English the official language of the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
You Answered
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 18
Are you in favor of making English and some other language(s) official in the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 19
What languages other than English would you consider making official? (Or, if you
answered ‘somewhat against’ to ‘very against’ in 18, what languages do you think
others might want to make official?) (Select all that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
You Answered
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Ques!on 20
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 19, which other language(s) would you
consider making official?
Your Answer:
None
Ques!on 21
What do you think would be different (whether posi”ve or nega”ve) if English
were declared the official language of the USA? What do you think would stay
the same?
Your Answer:
The values of the country would be contradicted if English is declared the official
language of the USA. Being a country of many immigrants, the linguis”c
minori”es would be protected hence sounding like they are being discriminated
against. Addi”onally, jobs will be lost because they are professional translators
who will be forced to leave their jobs as they will be nothing to translate. Despite
the effect the declara”on of English as the official language of USA would have,
the cultural diversity of the popula”on would s”ll remain the same.
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Ques!on 1
Library Resources
My Media
Male, Female or Non-binary
You Answered
Male
Female
Non-binary
Ques!on 2
How old are you?
18–22
23–27
28–32
33–37
38–42
You Answered
43–47
48–52
over 52
Ques!on 3
How would you classify yourself racially and ethnically? (Select all that apply.)
You Answered
Black or African American
White
Asian
American Indian and Alaska Na”ve
Na”ve Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander
Hispanic/La”no
Other
Ques!on 4
Which of the following best describes you?
(Please note that “immigrate†here does not have poli”cal or ci”zenship meanings.
If you are currently living in the USA, it means you “immigrated†to the USA.)
I immigrated to the USA as an adult.
I immigrated to the USA as a child.
One or both of my parents immigrated to the USA, but I was born here.
You Answered
One, some, or all of my grandparents immigrated to the USA, but my parents and I
were born here.
I am currently not in USA, but I have some knowledge of USA. My family and I are
not immigrants of the USA.
Other
Ques!on 5
Do you speak a language other than English regularly?
Yes
You Answered
No
Ques!on 6
If you answered ‘Yes’ in 5, which language(s) do you speak regularly? (Select all
that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
You Answered
Other
Ques!on 7
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 6, which other language(s) you speak?
Your Answer:
English only
Ques!on 8
Are you in favor of public funding for vo!ng ballots in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 9
Are you in favor of public funding for healthcare programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 10
Are you in favor of public funding for school programs in languages spoken by
significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 11
Are you in favor of public funding for a#er-school programs in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 12
Are you in favor of public funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 13
Are you in favor of private funding for radio, TV, and other media (including
adver!sing) in languages spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your
degree of favoring on a scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 14
Are you in favor of private business ac!vi!es being conducted in languages
spoken by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a
scale of 1-7.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 15
Are you in favor of government ac!vi!es being conducted in languages spoken
by significant minority groups? Please rate your degree of favoring on a scale of 17.
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
You Answered
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 16
Is English the official language of the USA?
Yes
You Answered
No
Ques!on 17
Are you in favor of making English the official language of the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
You Answered
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 18
Are you in favor of making English and some other language(s) official in the USA?
1 (very much against)
2 (between very much against and somewhat against)
3 (somewhat against)
4 (between somewhat against and somewhat in favor)
You Answered
5 (somewhat in favor)
6 (between somewhat in favor and very much in favor)
7 (very much in favor)
Ques!on 19
What languages other than English would you consider making official? (Or, if you
answered ‘somewhat against’ to ‘very against’ in 18, what languages do you think
others might want to make official?) (Select all that apply.)
American Sign Language
Arabic
Armenian
Cantonese
Danish
Dutch
Farsi (Persian)
Finnish
French
German
Greek
Gujarathi
Hebrew
Hindi
Hmong
Hungarian
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Lao”an
Mandarin Chinese
Mon-Khmer (Cambodian)
Navajo
Norwegian
Polish
Portuguese
Russian
Serbo-Croa”an
You Answered
Spanish
Swedish
Tagalog
Thai
Urdu
Vietnamese
Yiddish
Other
Ques!on 20
If you selected “other” in Ques”on 19, which other language(s) would you
consider making official?
Your Answer:
None
Ques!on 21
What do you think would be different (whether posi”ve or nega”ve) if English
were declared the official language of the USA? What do you think would stay
the same?
Your Answer:
In a posi”ve manner, declaring English as the official language of the USA would
ensure unity as all the popula”on will have a common language that they can
easily communicate with each other. The diversity and democracy exhibited
among the American popula”on would s”ll stay the same whether an official
language is declared or not.
Survey Score: 19 out of 19
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