12/13: TEST: "The All-American Slurp"

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What is etiquette?

Back

Etiquette refers to the accepted rules and practices that govern social behavior in a particular culture or society.

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Why did the Lin family feel uncomfortable at the Gleasons' dinner?

Back

They didn't know the etiquette for eating in America, especially for eating raw celery.

Front

What food did the Lin family have trouble eating at the beginning of the story?

Back

Raw celery.

Front

What does it mean to share culture?

Back

Sharing culture involves exchanging traditions, customs, and practices between different groups of people.

Front

What is the main theme of 'The All-American Slurp'?

Back

The main theme is accepting cultural differences while keeping traditions.

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How is slurping soup perceived in American culture?

Back

Slurping soup is usually seen as rude in America.

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What is a cultural difference?

Back

A cultural difference is a variation in the customs, beliefs, and practices between different cultures.

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What is the significance of family dinners in different cultures?

Back

Family dinners often serve as a time for bonding, sharing traditions, and passing down cultural values.

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What does it mean to adapt to a new culture?

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Adapting to a new culture means adjusting one's behaviors and practices to fit into a different cultural environment.

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What role does food play in cultural identity?

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Food is a key aspect of cultural identity, reflecting traditions, values, and social practices.