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广东省茂名市第一中学等五校2019届高三英语毕业班联考试卷
Everyone who has lived or worked overseas understands that travel is an enriching and life-changing experience, That frustration often stems from culture shock, but being able to identify the symptoms can help you ease the discomfort and anxiety of living in a new place. There are four main stages of culture shock while studying abroad that occur at different times for each person.
The Honeymoon Stage. This is when everything is new and fascinating about your host country. It's at this stage that you may fall in love with Italian pizza or the Irish accent. You're fascinated by similarities and differences between the host country and your home.
The Crisis (危机) Stage. This is when the differences between your home culture and the host country become apparent and feelings of frustration (沮丧)or anxiety occurs. You really want a jelly sandwich to remind you of home, but you realize your host country doesn't have it anywhere. They don't know your sense of humor.
At this stage, you become familiar with your surroundings and develop a routine. The same concerns will occur, but you will be better equipped to handle them. You have more friends, increased social skills and you've even become an explorer of the culture. You've regained your confidence, become more independent, competent and culturally sensitive. The Mastery Stage. Congratulations! You've adjusted to the host culture. You've taken an inward and outward journey that has led to immeasurable personal growth. You're now able to live and work to your maximum potential.
You can confidently speak and understand most colloquial English. You've developed meaningful friendships. You've settled. You belong.
A. The Depression Stage.
B. The Adjustment Stage.
C. Nobody knows the real you.
D. but it can also be frustrating.
E. but it may be costly to live in a new culture.
F. You're no longer distressed by cultural differences.
G. You're thrilled by new sights, sounds, smells and events.
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