Grammar
The storyteller (1)_______ (captivate) the audience with tales of a bygone era, transporting everyone to a time when the ancient rituals (2)_______ (hold) great significance in the community.
captivated; held
arranged according to people's or things' level of importance, or relating to such a system
h____________l
hierarchical
It's a very hierarchical organization in which everyone's status is clearly defined.
Can you provide examples of cultural traditions or customs that are unique to your country?
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_______ assumptions, behaviour, clichés
stereotypical
While we (1)_______ (explore) the museum exhibits, we (2)_______ (learn) about the fascinating customs that (3)_______ (shape) the identity of the indigenous people.
were exploring; learned; had shaped
believing that all people are equally important and should have the same rights and opportunities in life
e____________n
egalitarian
Many egalitarians believe that social inequalities are worse than natural ones.
Discuss the significance of language in preserving and transmitting cultural heritage.
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_______ belief, principles, changes
fundamental
By the time we (1)_______ (arrive) at the cultural festival, the local artists (2)_______ (already/prepare) a stunning display of traditional crafts and artworks.
arrived; had already prepared
a person's negative characteristic
c_____r f_____w
character flaw
Despite his intelligence and charm, a character flaw of extreme arrogance often hindered his relationships with others.
In what ways does globalization impact cultural diversity around the world?
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______ someone
to label someone and put them in a restrictive category
pigeonhole
As the traditional dance performance (1)_______ (begin), the audience (2)_______ (experience) a surge of excitement, for many of them (3)_______ (never/see) such vibrant and energetic movements before.
began; experienced; had never seen
adj., extreme and obvious, often used with "difference" or "contrast".
s_______k
stark
In the suburbs, the spacious houses stand in stark contrast to the slums of the city's poor.
How does culture influence the way people communicate with each other in different societies?
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_____ mindset, society, values
collectivist
While we (1)_______ (immerse) ourselves in the rich history of the ancient city, we suddenly (2)_______ (realize) that we (3)_______ (lose) our way through the labyrinthine streets.
were immersing; realized; had lost
so established that they are difficult to change
i_________d
ingrained
Saying “Thank You” became such a deeply ingrained habit that he never forgot to do it.
How does culture play a role in shaping individuals' perceptions of beauty and aesthetics?
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_____ taker, assessment, management
risk