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301The fourth and final stage of adaptation， also called Acceptance often marks the point when the person feels comfortable in the society and understands how things are done。
302The country of Canada has had， over the years， a great reputation for embracing Diversity。
303There are in total（）factors to which newcomers must be able to adaptThese ones will often determine their status in the society afterwards
304English and French are the two official languages in Canada。
305Recent statistics and polls have shown that nowadays， Canadians are（）
306Where do public colleges receive their funding？
307Most of the control of American public school lies in the hands of…
308America also has a College Entrance Exam， called the SAT。
309American families are more concerned with their child’s overall learning process， mental health and happiness。
310Prior to higher education American students attend school for total of（）years
311American students are more（）compared to Chinese students
312Which of the following is a large factor on college applications， could be considered the most important by some？
313Public schools in America receive funding from their residing state。
314In America students in grades 1-12 pay a small tuition fee。
315In America， most students stay in one classroom while teacher’s rotate different classrooms。
316Culture is often compared to an iceberg， suggesting that only a small part of it is visible while most of it lies concealeD
317Abraham Maslow suggested that people all over the world share four basic needs
318The Louisiana Purchase more than doubled the size of America
319America was once under British rule
320Basketball is now a popular sport in China
321Great Britain is three countries， but the United Kingdom is four
322A good place for an outdoor holiday is Snowdonia
323Canada is， as of right now， considered to be the third largest country in the WorlD
324Canada’s most iconic dish， called The Poutine， combines the flavors of French Fries and Gravy Cheese
325One of Belfast’s most popular attractions is the Titanic Quarter
326The communication styles in different cultures are the same
327There are rules for speakers to follow as to how messages are constructed and interpreteD
328What you know and feel remain inside of you unless you communicate
329Norms are the guidelines that we establish for conducting transactions
330Messages are transmitted through a variety of sensory channels
331Communication is always perfectly effective
332We must be fully aware of the physical， psychological， perceptual， emotional， linguistic， and cultural noises in communication
333It is important for people to pay attention to both verbal and nonverbal feedback in communication
334Todays world is aglobal village because of the rapid expansion of worldwide transportation and communication networks
335Globalization of economy has made it unusual for someone to work for an organization that does business in many countries
336When people of different nationalities and ethnic origins attempt to work and live together， conflicts can easily arise
337Language is a major means of communicationIt is not influenced by the culture in which it is developeD
338It is important to address the problem of cultural illiteracy in intercultural communication study
339Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck work in Oxford University
340Time orientation refers to people’s attitude towards the question Whether we should always be on time
341Chinese people always buy themselves a house when they are young
342In an individualist culture， each person’s social identity comes from his or her groups
343Chinese interpersonal relationship is much more complicated than the Western social network
344Chinese classical gardens are a perfect integration of nature and work by man
345Power distance usually lies with the people at the top， not with the people at the bottom
346According to the video， the terms of Individualism and Collectivism were firstly used by Hofstede describe differences between national societies
347In individualist societies， the ties between individuals are loose
348Extended families are more likely to occur in individualist societies
349Language and culture always go hand in hand and cannot be separateD
350Weasel words are produced to persuade people into buying certain products， making them sparkling or refreshing
351Garbage men is the euphemism of sanitary engineers
352Denotative meanings are the implied meanings of words
353Language’s connotations are fundamentally culture
354To have successful intercultural communicationCultural connotations should not be overlookeD
355Catch you lateris an informal way to say goodbye
356Oftentimes English speakers will use foreign words to express their goodbyes
357In many cultures there is a difference when it comes to how much physical contact is appropriate between men and women
358In France， it is customary for people to kiss each other on the cheeks upon meetings as a formal way of greeting
359In Western Countries， while conducting business， the first thing we do when we meet someone is wave the hand to say Hello or Goodbye
360You should always try to make eye contact when thanking somebody
361It is not necessary to thank people in shops and restaurants in Western countries because they are just doing their jobs
362If somebody holds a door open for you， you should thank them
363According to the video， it is said that as much as 90% of meaning in interpersonal communication is conveyed via body language
364Body language is a verbal way of communication
365According to a survey of prisoners， people who walked with swinging foot movements are less likely to be selected as victims
366Nonverbal communication is valuable because many of our nonverbal actions are relatively free of distortions and deception
367Illustrators are nonverbal behaviors that have a direct verbal translation
368Germans prefer to leave their doors open to show welcome and friendliness
369Personal space is inflexible and will not expand or shrink with different cultures
370Japanese people， despite the territorial crowdedness， usually create their own private space mentally
371Present-oriented cultures always pay respect to tradition and wisdom from their ancestors
372People in future-oriented cultures think that they can control the results of their actions and can control their fates partially
373A polychromic time system regards schedules as very important
374Canadian Maple Syrup is appreciated worldwide and remains a major obsession among Foreign Tourists
375A leprechaun is a myth
376Northern Ireland has many factories that produce alcohol
377Ethnocentrism occurs when people feel their culture is far better than other cultures
378The more you learn about other cultures， the more you can understand that your own culture is not the only way to live a good life
379People in Western countries get a better education than people in China
380Most Westerners are not ethnocentric at all
381Culture shock is so unconquerable that there is never a cure of it
382People suffering from culture shock in a foreign country will not suffer again when coming back to their home countries
383The familiar cues of culture shock include handshaking， gift-giving， people-meeting， invitation accepting and refusing， and so on
384The culture shock cues are carried on conscious level
385Culture shock can cause both physical and mental discomforts
386The first stage of adaptation， also called Happiness and Fascination occurs right before or shortly after arriving in Canada
387The second stage of adaptation marks the point when the person has come to understand every single aspect of the Canadian Culture
388The fourth and final stage of adaptation， also called Acceptance often marks the point when the person feels comfortable in the society and understands how things are done
389The country of Canada has had， over the years， a great reputation for embracing Diversity
390English and French are the two official languages in Canada
391America also has a College Entrance Exam， called the SAT
392American families are more concerned with their child’s overall learning process， mental health and happiness
393Public schools in America receive funding from their residing state
394In America students in grades 1-12 pay a small tuition fee
395In America， most students stay in one classroom while teacher’s rotate different classrooms
396ePayments in China are more convenient than in America
397China’s big shopping day is double eleven， America’s version is called Shopping Friday
398Chinese consumers， compared to American consumers， feel much stronger that shopping is enjoyable
399According to the author， E-commerce in China is much stronger than America’s
400Shipping costs in America is cheaper than shipping costs in China
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