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ANP Exam 2 Questions And Correct AnswersCDC FAQ on diarrhea According to this FAQ, what % of international travelers develop
diarrhea each year? - ANSWER between 20% and 50%
In the audio clip "Car issues abroad" Dr. Larry Robbins says that - ANSWER he had to
learn to do many car repairs himself
Countries with the most executions in the world include: China, Iran, Iraq, Saudi Arabia,
and [what other country?] - ANSWER the United States
The video clip in the section on adapting to different foods and eating habits in India you
should do what? - ANSWER Eat with your right hand.
The New York Times article on bargaining in the USA illustrates these cautions about
culture EXCEPT for - ANSWER power matters: Americans who try to bargain with poor
people in other countries will be seen as bullies
Professor Robbins discussed some of the immediate challenges of adapting to an
environment that included - ANSWER bandits
The CDC advice on food and water says if in doubt about how clean the water is
consider drinking the following EXCEPT for - ANSWER Fountain drinks.
Some of the advice on preparing to go abroad will not always relevant to navigating
another culture because - ANSWER Not all navigating of cultural differences will involve
going abroad.
What is in the picture below?
pic of thing on a stick with face behind it - ANSWER braised camel hump
,What is in the picture above?
looks like fried worms - ANSWER sea slugs, eaten in Korea
CDC reading on road fatalities According to the CDC reading about road fatalities,
worldwide, an estimated HOW MANY people are killed each day in road traffic crashes
involving cars, buses, motorcycles, bicycles, trucks and pedestrians. - ANSWER 3,300
Which of the following is NOT a recommendation offered by the CDC FAQ on diarrhea
for avoiding this illness? - ANSWER try to eat only in restaurants located in international
hotels or in fast food chains
A good rule of thumb to avoid becoming a victim of crime while traveling abroad is -
ANSWER avoid flaunting signs of wealth: jewelry, expensive electronic equipment, fancy
watches, large amounts of cash
Professor Quan's interaction with the Mexican medical system in Mexico City included -
ANSWER bribing a clerk to see a doctor quickly
When Professor Quan developed his eye infection in Mexico, - ANSWER He did not know
what to do so he asked a taxi driver for help.
According to the MSU Study Abroad office, "in several Middle Eastern countries [blank]
among males is a custom of special friendship and respect and does not necessarily
imply homosexuality." What practice are they referring to in the [blank] space? -
ANSWER hand holding
You were asked in this section to read some scenarios presented by the Peace Corps
about relationships between men and women abroad. The material presented this case:
"You enjoy your conversations with one of the other teachers at school and have gone
together to a local cafe several times after class. Today you stayed longer than usual at
the cafe and by the time you leave, it is after dark and your friend says he will walk you
home. When you get to your house, you invite him inside to have something to drink. You
get into another conversation, during which he moves closer to you and finally tries to
, put his arms around you and kiss you. You are very upset and start shouting at him. He
is equally upset and says everyone knows what it means to invite a man into your house
when you are alone, and you should stop trying to act so innocent. In retrospect, can
you see how this misunderstanding could have occurred? Now wh - ANSWER do
whatever is possible to get the man to leave your house, be firm about this; say you can
talk about it later if necessary; suggest he is taking advantage of your ignorance of his
culture
In the Peace Corps exercise you are presented with the following scenario about
notions of friendship in other cultures. In that reading, what is the suggested
explanation/answer for the following:
A Parental Visit
Your parents have just completed a whirlwind visit to your country, that didn't leave time
for them to visit the out-of-the-way and hard-to-get-to part of the country you're living in.
You accordingly met them in the capital and accompanied them on a two-day swing
through the tourist hot spots. After having seen your parents off, you have returned to
your site and told the story of their trip to your best friend-a colleague from work. As you
finish, she is wearing a rather long face and you ask her what's the matter. She would
have liked to meet your parents very much and feels insulted that you did not think
enough of her as a good friend to introduce them to her. After all, she has taken you to
her pa- RESPUESTA You can try explaining that not introducing one's parents to a
friend, especially if there are difficulties involved, doesn't have the same meaning as it
does in the host country.
In the video clip on buses in Mexico City, how do the males react to the issue raised in
the video clip? - ANSWER reactions vary
In which country did US citizens come under criticism for eating meals with their
servants? - ANSWER El Salvador
The example given in MO4 of how people in other countries are puzzled by the U.S. lack
of concern with boundaries between people of low and high status was - ANSWER
Salvadorans asked why some Americans were so friendly with their servants.
Peace Corps scenario about what would you do for a friend: "Going Away. You are very
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