The Angelos family tells the story of how their great-grandfather came from Greece with only the clothes on his back and $40 in his pocket and built the family business that they now depend upon for their livelihood. This is an example of which type of family story?

It is the opening day of a new museum, and Lyndon is about to give a dedication speech. He has met a few people in the audience, but in general, they are strangers to him. Which of the following is Lyndon's best option for getting to know the audience?

A. Delay the event to walk through the crowd and meet people. B. Send out a survey for audience members to fill out. C. Use census information about the town to get a general idea. D. Ask the event's host about the audience.

What challenges face people in intercultural friendships?

What will be an ideal response?