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Question 1

The challenge(s) of multicultural education include which of the following?
 
  A) Language issues
  B) Learning styles
  C) Attitudes toward education
  D) Classroom deportment
  E) All of these are correct

Question 2

Mariah is from a culture that places a lot of value on tradition. Her culture is resistant to change and desires predictability. As a result, Mariah's attitudes and behaviors are vastly different from those of her counterparts from cultures that are willing to adapt to change. From this scenario, it can be understood that Mariah's culture:
 
  A) has a high degree of uncertainty avoidance.
  B) is low in power distance.
  C) is a feminine culture.
  D) values individualism.
  E) has a low degree of ethnocentrism.



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