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What are the first four phases of culture shock as discussed in the article (they must be in the
same order as in the text). |
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honeymoon, recovery, regression, rejection |
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honeymoon, recovery, reaction, rejection |
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honeymoon, rejection, regression, recovery |
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honeymoon, regression, recovery, rejection, |
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honeymoon, rejection, reaction, recovery, |
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Which of the following words means something that surprises or upsets you? |
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adjust |
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cue |
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cure |
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shock |
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hint |
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This word refers to the history, language, art and food of a particular nation or people. |
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identity |
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illusion |
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honeymoon |
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phase |
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culture |
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You can use this verb to talk about changing the channel or volume on your tv, changing the way you sit in your chair, or becoming more comfortable in a new culture. |
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cue |
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hint |
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reject |
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adjust |
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recover |
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Which of the following words means a signal or sign for you to do something? |
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idiom |
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slang |
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hint |
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cure |
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cue |
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According to the reading, which of the following words has the same meaning as "phase"?
The reading talked about the phases of culture shock or of the life of a butterfly. |
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stage |
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facet |
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aspect |
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step |
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cue |
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If somebody arrives in a new country, that person is a foreigner; however, there is a friendlier, a
better word we can use to describe someone from another country. What is it? |
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newlywed |
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newcomer |
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outsider |
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immigrant |
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emigrant |
Now try a cloze exercise using these vocabulary items.
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