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7Module6OldandNewI.阅读理解AMostpeoplewhomovetoaforeigncountryorculturemaygothroughsomeformofcultureshock,anditsdegreeisdeterminedbythedifferencesbetweencultures,theanxietytoadapttoanewcultureandthefamiliaritywithanewculture,etc.Ifyougo,forexample,toaculturethatisfardifferentfromyourown,you’relikelytoexperiencecultureshockmoresharplythanthosewhomovetoanewcultureknowingthelanguageandthecustomofit.Itisimportanttounderstandandlearnhowtodealwithcultureshockifyouaretoadaptsuccessfullytoyournewhome’scultures.Therearefourgeneralstagesofculturaladjustment,andbeingawareofthemhelpsyouunderstandthatcultureshockwon’tlastlong.It’sjustaprocessyouaregoingthroughratherthanaconstantsituation.Thefirststageisusuallyreferredtoas“thehoneymoonstage”.Uponarrivinginanewenvironment,you’llbeinterestedinthenewculture.Everythingwillseemthrillingandeveryonewillseemfriendlyandhelpful.Duringthisstageyouaremerelytakingintheseimpressionspassively.Butitisn’tlongbeforethehoneymoonstagegiveswaytothesecondstage—“thewithdrawalstage”.Theexcitementyoufeltbeforeisgoneandproblemsarise.Thelanguageishardtolearn,peopleareunusualandunpredictable,friends,arehardtomake,andsimplethingslikeshoppingandgoingtothebankarechallenges.Itisatthisstagethatyouarelikelytofeelanxiousandhomesick,andyouwillprobablyfindyourselfcomplainingaboutthenewcultureorcountry.Thisisthestagecalled“cultureshock”.Atsomepoint,ifyoucanmanageitwell,you’llbeginthetransitionintothenextstage,“therecoverystage”,inwhichyou’llfeelmoreconfidentfunctioninginthenewculture.Customsandtraditionsareclearerandeasiertounderstand.Atthisstage,you’lldealwithnewchallengeswithhumorratherthananxiety.1.Accordingtothepassage,cultureshockcanbe________.A.dealtwithmoreeasilyforsomepeopleB.reducedbylearningthelanguagealoneC.avoidedbyknowingadjustmentstagesD.gotridofbylearningjustthecustom2.“Thehoneymoonstage”hererefersto________.A.thefirstmonthaftertheweddingB.theperiodofexcitementC.thestageofadaptationD.theholidayforanewly­marriedcouple3.Whichofthefollowingdoesn’tbelongtothes