A) "Brain rot" is a popular term among older generations.
B) Words of the year reflect cultural shifts, with "brain rot" symbolizing a change in societal mood.
C) "Vax" and "goblin mode" are the most significant words of recent years.
D) The Oxford Languages president discusses the impact of technology on younger people.
A) A focus on indulgence and enjoyment.
B) A growing concern about the effects of technology and human behavior.
C) A shift away from environmental issues like climate change.
D) A renewed emphasis on social media slang and trends.
A) The word suggests joy and optimism.
B) The word reflects a sense of nostalgia.
C) The word indicates concern or contemplation.
D) The word is primarily used for humor and entertainment.
A) To show how words of the year are becoming more humorous.
B) To compare the tone of "brain rot" with that of previous words.
C) To suggest that these words have lost relevance.
D) To criticize the choice of recent words of the year.
A) He believes it is an unfortunate development in language.
B) He finds it intriguing and sees it as a natural progression.
C) He thinks it will be quickly replaced by new words.
D) He feels that it represents a return to past values.
