Social Science · Demographics and Languages
According to the 2011 Census of India data on bilingualism and trilingualism, which of the following statements is correct regarding the multilingual nature of the Indian population?
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- 1About one-third of the population is bilingual, and about one-tenth is trilingual.
- 2About a quarter of the population is bilingual, and about 7% is trilingual.✓
- 3About a quarter of the population is bilingual, and about a tenth is trilingual.
- 4About half of the population is bilingual, and about one-fifth is trilingual.
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About a quarter of the population is bilingual, and about 7% is trilingual.
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