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Here are the answers to the questions: 12. English is recognized as the international lingua franca. D. English 13. Another term for World Englishes is regional and national varieties of English. A. regional and national varieties of English. 14. The statement that is not correct is that New Englishes are the same thing as Received Pronunciation. New Englishes are diverse, while Received Pronunciation is a specific accent. B. New Englishes are the same thing as Received Pronunciation. 15. The odd statement is that New English is a standard variety of English. New Englishes are diverse and often develop their own localized norms, rather than being a single, universally accepted standard. C. New English is a standard variety of English. 16. New Englishes differ in terms of grammar, phonology, and semantics. These are the main linguistic levels where variations occur. B. grammar, phonology and semantics. 17. Lexical, phonological, and grammatical properties of World Englishes differ from those of British or American Standard English. These are the primary linguistic aspects that show variation. A. lexical, phonological and grammatical. 18. The lexical item "Fulfill" (with one 'l' in the middle) is characteristic of American Standard English. British English typically uses "fulfil". B. America standard 19. Another term for New Englishes is Non-Native Varieties of English, as they are typically spoken in countries where English is not the primary native language. A. Non-Native Varieties of English. 20. NVEs stands for New Varieties of English. D. New Varieties of English.