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1. As it is used in this book, the term. "American" refers to: [A, B]
B. (Paragraph [B], line 4)
2. According to the authors: [D]
C (Evidence: Paragraph [D], lines 07–08)
3. The "melting pot" view of America's diversity implies that: [E]
A ( Paragraph [D], lines 03-04)
4. As applied to American society, the analogy of the "mosaio" implies that: [F]
A (Paragraph [F], lines 04-06)
5. By the year 2010, the white majority will: [G]
B (Paragraph [G], lines 05-07)
6. Which of the following statements does not correctly describe a stereotype? [H]
C (Paragraph [H], lines 04-07)
7. Which statement best describes how the American media has, until recently, portrayed cultural groups? [J]
C (Paragraph [J], lines 06-10:)
8. What is one reason that it is possible to make generalizations about American culture despite the diversity in the United States? [K]
A (Paragraph [K], lines 10–13)
9. Why is it important to understand cultural values?[M]
C (Paragraph [M], lines 04–06)
10. Which of the following would not be considered mainstream American values? [N]
A ( Paragraph [N])
11. The relationship of individualism to attitudes and practices regarding privacy is an example of [O]
C (Paragraph [O], lines 01–05)
12. The fact that in Russian and Japanese there is no exact translation for the word "privacy" means that: [P]
C (Paragraph [P], lines 03–07)
13. The American ideal of equality means that: [Q]
B (Paragraph [Q], lines 01-03)
14. People can better understand their own cultural values if: [S]
A (Paragraph [S], lines 01–03)
