a student is writing a report about the indo - european language family, a group of related languages. read…

a student is writing a report about the indo - european language family, a group of related languages. read the piece of information in each row, then select the section where it fits best.\nthe earliest attested member of the indo - european language family is hittite, which is now extinct.\nenglish has more than three hundred and forty million first language users, and german has ninety - five million first language users.\nlatvian and lithuanian are spoken in areas east and southeast of the baltic sea.\nspanish, french, and romanian are descendants of latin, which was spoken in ancient rome.
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Brief Explanations:
- The first statement is about the earliest member of the language family (Hittite) which is related to the history of the Indo - European language family.
- The second statement is about the number of first - language users (English and German), so it belongs to the speaker populations section.
- The third statement is about the location (east and southeast of the Baltic Sea) where Latvian and Lithuanian are spoken, so it belongs to the geographic distribution section.
- The fourth statement is about the origin (descendants of Latin spoken in ancient Rome) of Spanish, French, and Romanian, so it belongs to the history section.
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- The earliest attested member of the Indo - European language family is Hittite, which is now extinct: History
- English has more than three hundred and forty million first language users, and German has ninety - five million first language users: Speaker populations
- Latvian and Lithuanian are spoken in areas east and southeast of the Baltic Sea: Geographic distribution
- Spanish, French, and Romanian are descendants of Latin, which was spoken in ancient Rome: History