Choose only one word missing in each gap of the text which is suitable for the context.
put your answers in the appropriate spaces in the answer form.
culture shock is … (1) resulting from the … (2) of commonly understood signs and symbols of
social … (3). in simpler words, people feel culture shock when all the expected, familiar hints and
helps are stripped away. suddenly they do not know what to do, how to act, or what in the world
to think. there are two major views of culture shock: the … (4) view and the … (5) view.
one perspective on culture shock is the … (6) view. the culture-shocked person experiences a
breakdown in communication, is unable to cope, and feels … (7) and … (8).
culture shock not only has psychological and social aspects, but it also has repercussions in terms
of physical health. people can become physically ill from the stress of culture shock.
one more important aspect of this concept of culture shock is “reduced … (9)”. the person cannot
speak the language well, and therefore communications are … (10). some of the areas of the most
limited communication are usually personal feelings and psychological needs.