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What’s More Activity # 5Instructions: Read and analyze each question below. Choose the best answer that corresponds to the concepts of intercultural communication. Encircle the letter of your correct answer. 1. The idea that concepts are socially constructed and vary across cultures. Therefore, individuals and groups must always view other cultures objectively and not judge them using the values and norms of their own culture as measure of right and wrong. A. Cultural heritage C. Cultural TransmissionB. Cultural relativism D. Cultural Diversity2. The preconceived view of the characteristics of group held by individuals who are not members of that group. A. Ethnicity C. RaceB. Identity D. Stereotypes3. This occurs when members of one cultural group adopt the beliefs and behaviors of another group. It may involve direct social interaction or exposure to other cultures through mass media.A. Acculturation C. KinshipB. Cultural transmission D. Enculturation4. Deeply ideas and beliefs that guide our thinking, language, and behavior.A. Customs C. TraditionB. Norms D. Values5. The alteration or modification of cultural elements of society. It can be brought about by modernization processes, including technological innovation. This force results in an alteration to culture.A. Change C. ModernizationB. Continuity D. Westernization 6. A social process where the values, customs, and practices of Western industrial capitalism are adopted to form the basis of cultural range.A. Easternization C. MulticulturalismB. Modernization D. Westernization7. An expression of the values that help us to understand our past, make sense of the present, and express a continuity of culture for the future.A. Acculturation C. Cultural heritageB. Enculturation D. Cultural relativism8. An approach to cultural diversity in society that promotes the view that cultural difference should be respected and even encouraged and supported. Cultural groups can live together harmoniously, each contributing to an enriching of the whole society. A. Assimilation C. ModernizationB. Cultural diversity D. Multiculturalism9. An individual’s or group’s prejudice or discriminatory behaviors towards those from another ethnic or racial background.A. Assimilation C. MulticulturalismB. Cultural transmission D. Racism10. The process whereby individuals learn their own group’s culture, through social interaction, experience, observation, and instruction.A. Acculturation C. DisculturationB. Cultivation D. Enculturation11. The transmission of culture – such as traditions, values, language, symbols, cultural traits, beliefs, and normative behavior – across and between generations in the society. A. Acculturation C. Cultural translationB. Cultural transmission D. Enculturation12. Established ways of acting or cultural practices that are unique to groups in society. A. Customs C. RaceB. Kinship D. Stereotypes13. It is used in transmitting information and entertainment between senders and receivers across various media, including newspaper, magazines, movies, broadcast, cable, satellite, radio and the internet.A. Communication Transmission C. Communication TechnologiesB. Cultural Transmission D. Cultural Technologies14. Established relationships between individuals and groups based on socially recognized biological relationships or marital links.A. Ethnicity C. KinshipB. Identity D. Race15. Shared expectations of behavior that are culturally and socially desirable and appropriate. A. Beliefs C. NormsB. Customs D. Values​