Exercise 1

Culture shock refers to feelings of confusion or anxiety that people may experience when encountering a new and different culture. ___(1)___, unfamiliar lifestyles, different climates, or strange food. For example, visitors to the United States may find it difficult to adapt to the local tipping culture. In contrast, tipping in Japan can be considered rude and even insulting in many situations.
The best way to overcome culture shock is to start learning about the new culture ___(2)___. You should try to focus on the positive aspects of your new experiences and keep an open mind. Learning about cultural diversity helps you understand different ways of thinking about the world, gain new knowledge and experiences, and promote personal growth.
Research shows that nearly two-thirds to three-quarters of the world drives on the right, while only about one-third to a quarter, including the United Kingdom and Australia, ___(3)___. You may also discover that things you are used to may be banned in another country. ___(4)___. For example, the sale of chewing gum is illegal in Singapore, and Singaporeans take this law very seriously. So, ___(5)___ an exciting journey toward cultural diversity.
(Tiếng Anh 12- global success )