VI. Complete the Passage
- ways
- regions
- appropriate
- great
- tell
- on
- tolerant
- long
VII. Find Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms
- A. spoke about
- C. contribution
- B. break in
Antonyms
4. A. hostility
5. D. slowly
6. D. continue
VIII. Fill in Suitable Words
- avoid
- to
- closely
- far
- who
- little
- if
- get
- they
- as it
IX. Rewrite the Following
- You should not have made changes to the draft without notifying me.
- The proposal has such shortcomings that it cannot be accepted.
- The result was another from what we expected.
- Garcia made every effort to make ends meet during his college life.
- We are considering paying a visit to that place again.
- If you bear her problems in mind, it’s not surprising she’s miserable.
X. Fill the Blanks in the Passage
- C. There are lots of choices and decisions to be made.
- E. This pressure might be from other people or from yourself.
- D. For others, these added challenges can make life quite hard and contribute to depression or anxiety.
- B. The most obvious challenge is having no money.
- F. Lack of job satisfaction can also play a part.
XI. Read and Answer (Sample Text Interpretation)
Q: What is the passage about?
A: The passage discusses the preservation of cultural customs and traditions amid globalization and examines the dynamics of cross-cultural relationships, including their advantages and challenges.
Q: What makes up our culture according to the text?
A: Traditions, sayings, beliefs, language, and values.
Q: Why is understanding cultural differences in marriages important?
A: It helps to identify how marriages and family life vary across cultures and their effects on people, enabling us to appreciate and respect different cultural norms.
Q: What are some benefits of cross-cultural relationships?
A: They offer excitement through exposure to different cultural habits, languages, and ways of doing things.
Q: What could be a disadvantage of cross-cultural relationships?
A: Cultural differences can lead to misunderstandings and conflicts despite love and mutual respect.