1. Which of the following is an example of intercultural

communication?

a) A conversation between two people from the same

country who speak different languages

b) A conversation between two people from different

countries who speak the same language

c) A conversation between two people from different

countries who speak different languages

d) All of the above

Answer: D. All of the above are examples of intercultural

communication, which is the exchange of information and

meaning across cultures.

2. What is the difference between high-context and lowcontext cultures?

a) High-context cultures rely more on explicit verbal

messages, while low-context cultures rely more on implicit

nonverbal cues

b) High-context cultures rely more on implicit nonverbal

cues, while low-context cultures rely more on explicit

verbal messages

c) High-context cultures value individualism, while lowcontext cultures value collectivism

d) High-context cultures value collectivism, while lowcontext cultures value individualism

Answer: B. High-context cultures rely more on implicit

nonverbal cues, such as gestures, eye contact, and silence,

to convey meaning, while low-context cultures rely more

on explicit verbal messages, such as words, numbers, and