What are the definitions of L1 and L2 in language learning, and can L1 be a classroom resource?

Here are the answers to the practice questions: Question 1: L2 is the label given to a person's first language (the student's native language). L1 (First Language) is the term for a person's native language. L2* (Second Language) refers to any language learned after the first language. The correct option is False. Question 2: The L1 can be viewed by some teachers as another classroom resource. In language education, a student's L1* can be a valuable tool. Teachers might use it for explaining complex concepts, comparing grammatical structures, or fostering a sense of inclusion, especially in multilingual classrooms. The correct option is True.