Third World filmmakers faced many problems in making movies, including

A confirmation class from the local Methodist church visited a nearby synagogue to

experience worship from a different perspective. The synagogue provided the group with a guide. The guide explained what would happen during the service, showed them where to sit and how to respond at different times in the service, and made himself available after the service to answer any questions they might have about the service, the synagogue, or Judaism. The synagogue's response to this visit demonstrated their commitment to which strategy for improving intercultural communication? A) developing knowledge B) developing motivation C) developing skill D) developing critical evaluations

Brief examples can be used either one at a time to illustrate a point or piled one upon another to create an impression.

Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)