16 CÂU HỎI
Which best serves as the title for the passage?
A. How to find a balance between old and new identities?
B. The inevitable identity crisis of the immigration.
C. Immigrant identity fading in developed country.
D. Does immigration really harm cultural identity?
The word “its” in paragraph 1 refers to _____.
A. immigration’s
B. social issue’s
C. home country’s
D. host society’s
The word “cohesive” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to _______.
A. united
B. adhesive
C. viscous
D. combined
According to paragraph 3, why is the absence of acculturation such a gloomy vision?
A. Economic reasons for migration decisions are strongly emphasized.
B. Countries cannot maintain their singularity with many distinctive cultures coexisting.
C. Cultural homogeneity plays a major role for the unity of immigrant groups.
D. The adoption of foreign culture is harmful to the governing of the host countries.
According to paragraph 4, under what circumstance does acculturation have no effect on original culture?
A. A quarter of immigrants choose to build a community in the same place.
B. Less than 50% of the population migrates to another region in a short period.
C. More than half of the immigrating society move to settle in another residence.
D. The government of immigrating side officially arranges the collective moving
Which of the following statements is TRUE, according to the passage?
A. An immigrant’s host country and adopted country can be two different places.
B. Acculturation in simple term is to switch from original cultural traits to some of new society.
C. Researches on acculturation only observe the two first generations of immigrants.
D. Pro-immigration side believes that cultural integration is detrimental to the host nation.
The word “acculturation” in paragraph 5 is closest in meaning to _______.
A. digestion
B. adjustment
C. understanding
D. assimilation
Which of the following can be inferred from the passage?
A. Acculturation can prevent immigration from destroying host national identities.
B. How the parent and the child interact with mainstream culture are essentially different.
C. The problems of unplanned migration poses to the host countries are unsolvable.
D. Cultural identity influences the decision to migrate and to adapt to the host country’s culture.
What can be the best title for the passage?
A. The traditional Baths of Turkey
B. The Custom of Bathing
C. The Famous Turkish Bath Houses
D. The Restoration of an Old Hamam
According to the passage, why are hamams disappearing?
A. They are too old to be preserved
B. The number of foreign tourists is decreasing.
C. They are closing their doors to visitors.
D. The habits of the Turkish people are changing.
The word “Believers” in paragraph 2 is closest in meaning to _________ .
A. church goers
B. worshippers
C. truth tellers
D. devotees
According to the passage, why were humams important places for Islamic people?
A. They would pray at hamams before bathing.
B. They had to wash themselves before their daily prayers
C. They met with other followers at hamams for social chattin
D. They could relax there before their prayers every day.
The phrase “dying out” in paragraph 3 mostly means _________ .
A. worsening
B. disappearing
C. lessening
D. submerging
According to the passage, there are some of the best hamams located in _________ .
A. Istanbul
B. Sultan
C. Cagaloglu
D. largest cities in Turkey
Which of the following is true about hamams?
A. A typical session at a hamam can last no more than 60 minutes.
B. Traditionally, only men went to hamams as they were considered noble.
C. Many young locals still like going to hamams to preserve the tradition.
D. At hamams, visitors will be massaged by masseurs or masseuses.
Which of the following is NOT true about hamams?
A. The Cagaloglu hamam has floors and walls made of marble.
B. People change into Turkish towels at a hamam
C. Hamams will soon stop serving foreign visitors to Turkey.
D. People relax with friends and chat over a cup of tea before bathing.