Yes, you are correct. The Indo-European parent language was first spoken by a prehistoric people in Northern India. The Indo-European language family includes a large number of languages spoken today, such as English, Spanish, Hindi, Russian, and Persian, among others. To arrive at the correct answer, you could have used the process of elimination or your knowledge of historical and linguistic origins. The Indo-European language family spread to other regions over time, but its origins can be traced back to Northern India.
No, your answer is not correct. The Indo-European parent language was not first spoken by a pre-historic people in Northern India. The correct answer is D) Southeastern Europe. This is where linguists believe the Proto-Indo-European language originated, before it spread to other regions and evolved into various daughter languages.
