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Explanation:

For "Is a dialect of Chinese" row:

• From the text: "Mandarin is a dialect of Chinese..." and "Cantonese is another dialect of Chinese." So both Cantonese and Mandarin are dialects of Chinese. So we mark both columns.

For "Has four tones" row:

• The text says "Mandarin uses just four tones to change the meaning of words, while language experts usually consider Cantonese to be a six - tone language." So only Mandarin has four tones.

For "Is an official language in the United Nations" row:

• The text states "Mandarin is the official language in China and Taiwan, as well as in the United Nations." There is no information that Cantonese is an official language in the UN. So only Mandarin is an official language in the UN.

	Cantonese	Mandarin
Has four tones	❌	✔️
Is an official language in the United Nations	❌	✔️

Answer:

For "Is a dialect of Chinese" row:

• From the text: "Mandarin is a dialect of Chinese..." and "Cantonese is another dialect of Chinese." So both Cantonese and Mandarin are dialects of Chinese. So we mark both columns.

For "Has four tones" row:

• The text says "Mandarin uses just four tones to change the meaning of words, while language experts usually consider Cantonese to be a six - tone language." So only Mandarin has four tones.

For "Is an official language in the United Nations" row:

• The text states "Mandarin is the official language in China and Taiwan, as well as in the United Nations." There is no information that Cantonese is an official language in the UN. So only Mandarin is an official language in the UN.

	Cantonese	Mandarin
Has four tones	❌	✔️
Is an official language in the United Nations	❌	✔️