Canada's two official languages, English and French, are a hallmark of Canadian identity. Fill in the blanks below to test your knowledge of linguistic duality in Canada.1. Official Languages Day (formerly known as "Linguistic Duality Day") is celebrated every year in .AugustSeptemberOctober2. Active offer is an invitation to the public to use either of Canada's two official languages when .communicating with both English-speaking and French-speaking colleaguescommunicating with the federal governmentcommunicating by email with private companies3. The prescribed the use of English and French in the Acts of the Parliament of Canada.Official Languages ActBritish North America ActCanadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms4. The mission of the is to ensure that the main objectives of the Official Languages Act are met.Commissioner of Official Languages of CanadaComissioner of Official Languages of CanadaCommisioner of Official Languages of Canada5. is the ability to speak two different languages.BiculturalismLinguistic dualityBilingualism6. The abbreviation "FSL" stands for .foreign second languagefluency in a second languageFrench as a second language7. In 2021, percent of Canadians stated that they were able to converse in French. 1129488. The abbreviation "OLMC" stands for official language community.minoritymajoritymunicipal9. is achieved when the differences between the majority and minority official language groups are taken into consideration.Language usageSubstantive equalityFormal access10. The French translation of "Official Languages Act" is .Acte concernant les langues officiellesCharte relative aux langues officiellesLoi sur les langues officielles
