Suppose your friend is going on a study trip abroad to Taiwan. What would you tell this friend about culture shock?

Semiotic analysis

a. is the basis for many kinds of criticism because of its focus on codes. b. when paired with structuralist analysis helps us understand the dynamic, dialectical themes that engage television audiences. c. examines the coded set of signs in a text. d. is concerned with the fine details of meaning-making through structured relationships. e. All of the above.

“At first I found Elsie’s views on Islam frustrating. Now I see them as a potential source of discussion,” says Malcolm. Malcolm is engaging in ______.

a. listening b. lightening up c. expressing goodwill d. reframing