1、A.Christian, Islamic, Hindu, Buddhist, TaoB.Western, Marxist, Christian, Islamic, GreenC.Western, Marxist, Christian, Jewish, BlueD.Love, Hope, Peace, Progress, Truth Western, Marxist, Christian, Islamic, Green4、Learning about a culture involves learning basic things related to that culture such as
2、its history whereas learning to do a culture involves understanding why people in that culture behave and act the way they do.A.对B.错 对5、During the first level of cultural awareness, you start connecting with people from the different culture and begin understanding them. 错第二章1、The belief that your c
3、ultural group is superior to that of others is known as:（）.A.AgeismB.Cultural InferiorityC.Ethnocentrism or Cultural SuperiorityD. Levels of Culture Ethnocentrism or Cultural Superiority2、What are subcultures?A.The many different kinds of prejudices many people have.B.The belief that your own cultur
4、e is far superior to that of others.C.The many smaller cultures within a larger, national culture.D.They are overgeneralizations designed to hurt others. The many smaller cultures within a larger, national culture.3、The different Levels of Culture include:A.NationalB.RegionalC.GenerationalD. All the
5、 options are incorrectAll the options are incorrect4、Generalizations are hurtful/harmful. Stereotypes are helpful.5、To avoid stereotyping, one must avoid overgeneralizing.第三章1、Low context communicationis communication that occurs mostly through language.A2、High context communication is communication
6、 that occurs mostly through language.B3、What are examples of behavior codes?A.Books and magazinesB.Body language and social rolesC.Words people say and texts messagesD.Posters and past relationships4、What is one of the major sources of confusion, misunderstanding and frustration in cross-cultural co
7、mmunication?A.The difference in languages spoken by people from difference countries.B.The difference in age between the people communicating.C.The difference in jobs between the people communicating.D.The difference between high and low-context communication.D5、For a Chinese student going to the Un
8、ited States for the first time, what might be a source of frustration?A.Only having written forms of communication and no one to help them in person.B.Not feeling confident with their speaking ability.C.The poor public transportation in the United States.D.Not being able to connect with new friends
9、on WeChat.第四章1、Typically, Asians are more formal than westerners and older people are more formal than younger people.2、How do Westerners react to silence?A.They will feel uncomfortable and immediately leave the situation.B.They will likely feel uncomfortable and keep talking to stop the silence.C.T
10、hey will listen and wait for another person to speak.D.They wont notice the silence at all.3、Which of the following is a good question to ask in order to start a conversation with a foreigner?A.How long have you been in China?B.Can you use chopsticks?C.What is something that has surprised you the mo
11、st about teaching in China?D.Can you speak Chinese?C4、Westerners prefer to use indirect communication meaning that they say exactly what they think.5、When making first contact with a new person, which of the following matters?A.StatusB.The activityC.CultureD.The SettingE.All the options are incorrec
12、tE6、In the West, friendships are based on the ability to help one another using personal connections. If someone does something for you, then it is your duty to pay them back with a helpful action later.7、Westerners often find it easy to understand the Chinese system of social credit and social debt
13、 because it is similar to how people act in the West.8、Typically, Westerners are much more informal in their friendships than Chinese people.9、Americans expect to gain and lose friendships naturally as their life changes. For example, they may have a group of close friends in high school that will c
14、hange once they reach university.10、Which of the following is true about relationships in the West?A.Relationships often follow the rules of social debts and credits.B.Gift-giving is a common way to incur or repay social obligations in the West.C.Western friends typically have a more informal relati
15、onship than Chinese friends.D.Westerners dislike the feeling of dependence in friendships./o:第五章1、What is one possible reason that Americans dont feel as attached to their surroundings as people from other cultures?A.America has fewer smells and therefore their surroundings do not have strong emotio
16、nal attachments.B.Most places in American are considered to be ugly by Americans.C.American restaurants are too loud and Americans prefer peace and quiet.D.All the options are incorrect.2、Americans live in a low contact society.3、High Contact is where a culture prefers to use their vision in order t
17、o take in information, therefore they need to stand further away from an object in order to see the whole object and appreciate it.4、Why did the tribe from Central Africa describe the picture differently from how you or I would describe the photo?A.They dont have the education to understand the pict
18、ure.B.It was an intentional trick by the person who was showing them the picture.C.They didnt have experience with photographs before and therefore perceived it differently.D.There was a language barrier and the westerner was not able to understand what the tribes people were saying.5、Perception is
19、the way that something is understood or interpreted using your ability to see, hear, or use other senses.第六章1、What type of learning styleis common in China?A.A parent centered style of learning.B.A student centered style of learning.C.A teacher centered style of learning.D.Equality between the teach
20、er and students.2、What is one of the purposes of pets in the United States?A.To have a friend, because it can be difficult to make friends.B.To satisfy the need for human touch.C.To satisfy the need of having someone listen to you.D.To satisfy the need of having someone be below you.3、How is the ins
21、ide/outside pattern divided?A.Loud and softB.Rich and poorC.Private and publicD.Humans and animals4、In China, if you make eye contact and widen your eyes, it means you are angry.5、All humans around the world have learned to use their bodies the same.第七章1、With regards to social relationships, hierarc
22、hy means making your own decisions and choices that are best for you like what you want to eat for breakfast.2、If a culture has a past-oriented sense of time, what does that mean?A.Tradition is the best teacher.B.The past a future live together side by side.C.We should always be making plans for tom
23、orrow.D.None of the options are incorrect.3、Westerners and Christians historically have believed which of the following?A.Humans are basically goodB.Humans are a mixture of good and evilC.Humans are basically evilD.All the options are incorrect4、What is an example from Chinese culture that shows a b
24、alance between living with nature and utilizing science?A.KungfuB.Economic developmentC.Chinese MedicineD.Chinese food5、Which of the following is not one of the 5 orientations from Kluckhohns model?A.Human NatureB.Sense of timeC.Social RelationshipsD.High context第八章1、At the Appreciation Stage of cul
25、tural adaptation, you are able to:（ ）.A.Forget about your home cultureB.Accept and appreciate both the similarities and differences of the new culture.C.Like some things from the new culture even more than the home culture.D.Appreciate both the similarities and differences of the new culture and Lik
26、e some things from the new culture even more than the home culture.2、Experiencing culture shock upon returning home after spending time in a foreign country is known as:A.Culture ShockB.Culture Shock Part 2C.Culture Shock ReturnsD.Reverse Culture Shock3、A good strategy to adopt if you are feeling lo
27、nely in a foreign culture would be: （ ）.A.Return to your home culture.B.Try and make friends （both international friends and local friends）.C.Talk to friends and family members back home regularly.D.Eat food from your local culture to comfort you.4、Ones perception is shaped by ones culture.5、Confusion and frustration are commonly experienced during culture shock.
