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A multicultural world (A2) (12G, VLB)

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  • My grandmother taught me my first words in my ___ .
    indigenous
    mother tongue
    culture shock
  • Is New York famous for being a cultural ___ where many traditions mix?
    mother tongue
    indigenous
    melting pot
  • Our city is becoming more ___ every year.
    culture shock
    mother tongue
    multicultural
  • Are you planning to work as an ___ in another country?
    expat
    culture shock
    bilingual
  • Do you live in a ___ city with people from many cultures?
    multicultural
    mother tongue
    prejudice
  • When I came to Vietnam, I got a ___ .
    bilingual
    indigenous
    culture shock
  • Can local community events improve ___ among neighbors?
    culture shock
    bilingual
    social cohesion
  • Do good relationships between neighbors strengthen ___?
    stereotype
    social cohesion
    expat
  • People often repeat the silly ___ that teenagers are always lazy.
    multicultural
    bilingual
    stereotype
  • The company promotes ___ in the workplace by hiring people from everywhere.
    culture shock
    expat
    cultural diversity
  • Why is teaching children ___ important for accepting different people?
    tolerance
    ethnic minority
    culture shock
  • Having an unfair dislike of a group of people is called ___ .
    bilingual
    melting pot
    prejudice
  • Does successful ___ help immigrants feel at home in a new country?
    integration
    indigenous
    stereotype
  • How does our city celebrate its ___ during the international festival?
    mother tongue
    cultural diversity
    expat
  • Have you ever met an ___ who has lived abroad for ten years?
    cultural heritage
    expatriate
    mother tongue
  • The government works to protect every ___ in the country.
    ethnic minority
    stereotype
    bilingual
  • He is an ___ living and working in another country.
    social cohesion
    cultural diversity
    expat
  • He felt confusion in a new country because of ___ .
    bilingual
    indigenous
    culture shock
  • What is your ___ if you grew up speaking Spanish at home?
    expat
    mother tongue
    multicultural
  • Do you think we should protect historical monuments as national ___?
    culture shock
    cultural heritage
    expat
  • Old traditions from the past are part of our ___ .
    expat
    stereotype
    cultural heritage
  • Is this neighborhood a true ___ where different cultures blend?
    indigenous
    bilingual
    melting pot
  • My brother is ___ because he speaks two languages easily.
    prejudice
    bilingual
    mother tongue
  • Is London a famous ___ of different nationalities?
    stereotype
    melting pot
    indigenous
  • Accepting other people's differences shows great ___ .
    culture shock
    tolerance
    ethnic minority
  • A smaller cultural group living in a country is an ___ .
    ethnic minority
    assimilation
    bilingual
  • Good relationships between neighbors help build strong ___ .
    stereotype
    social cohesion
    expat
  • The process of total ___ takes time when moving to a new culture.
    expat
    assimilation
    bilingual
  • The Maori are the ___ people of New Zealand.
    multicultural
    indigenous
    expat
  • Vietnamese is my ___ because I learned it as a child.
    mother tongue
    multicultural
    indigenous
  • Moving to a new country can cause sudden ___ .
    indigenous
    bilingual
    culture shock
  • She can speak two languages, so she is ___ .
    mother tongue
    culture shock
    bilingual
  • Have you ever experienced unfair ___ at work?
    bilingual
    expat
    prejudice
  • Does this museum help protect our history and ___?
    expat
    stereotype
    cultural heritage
  • They belong to a small ___ in the mountains.
    bilingual
    culture shock
    ethnic minority
  • Why do people believe the wrong ___ that all British people drink tea every day?
    bilingual
    tolerance
    stereotype
  • Is language learning an important step for social ___?
    integration
    stereotype
    bilingual
  • Does this city display rich ___ with its many international foods?
    expat
    cultural diversity
    stereotype
  • Becoming completely like the new group is called ___ .
    assimilation
    bilingual
    expat
  • Is joining a new society while keeping your identity called ___?
    culture shock
    integration
    bilingual
  • Are you ___ in two or more languages?
    ethnic minority
    bilingual
    cultural heritage
  • Why do many ___ workers choose to live in Southeast Asia?
    mother tongue
    prejudice
    expatriate
  • They are studying the plants of the ___ population.
    indigenous
    mother tongue
    culture shock
  • English is my ___ because I spoke it first with my parents.
    mother tongue
    indigenous
    culture shock
  • Saying that older people cannot use technology is a bad ___ .
    cultural diversity
    stereotype
    indigenous
  • People who completely adopt the new group's culture undergo ___ .
    culture shock
    assimilation
    indigenous
  • Does your school have students from twenty countries, making it ___?
    ethnic minority
    prejudice
    multicultural
  • Which ___ plants grow naturally in this rain forest?
    indigenous
    culture shock
    integration
  • She can speak English and French, so she is ___ .
    prejudice
    bilingual
    culture shock
  • Showing acceptance to different people is a sign of ___ .
    expat
    tolerance
    mother tongue
  • Education helps us fight against social ___ .
    expat
    bilingual
    prejudice
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