TEST BANK
Principles of Intercultural
Communication, 3rd Edition by
Igor E. Klyukanov
Complete Chapter Test Bank
are included (Ch 1 to 10)
** Immediate Download
** Swift Response
** All Chapters included
,Table of Contents are given below
1. Punctuation Principle: ‘What’s in a Line?’
2. Uncertainty Principle: ‘Let the Mystery Be!’
3. Performativity Principle: ‘The Deed Is Everything’
4. Positionality Principle: ‘It All Depends’
5. Commensurability Principle: ‘It Is Everybody’s World’
6. Continuum Principle: ‘Having It Both Ways’
7. Pendulum Principle: ‘Panta Rhei’
8. Transaction Principle: ‘Getting Things Done!’
9. Synergy Principle: ‘2+2=5 (or More!)’
10. Sustainability Principle: ‘All for One, and One for All’
, The test bank is organized in reverse order, with the last chapter displayed first, to ensure that all
chapters are included in this document. (Complete Chapters included Ch10-1)
Chapter 10
True/False
(1) Ethics is a discipline in which matters of right and wrong, and good and evil are examined.
T
(2) Both universalist and relativist approaches to ethics have an ethnocentric bias. T
(3) Globalization makes the need for intercultural metaethic more urgent. T
(4) Without trust it is impossible to work toward synergy in intercultural communication. T
(5) The ideal situation of intercultural communication is a balance of tolerance, trust, and
resistance. T
(6) The golden rule states that we ought to act toward people from other cultures as we would
have them act towards us. T
(7) Sustainability is the ability to maintain or support a process continuously over time. T
(8) It is impossible to work toward synergy without trust it. T
(9) Peaceful resistance is different from Mahatma Gandhi’s technique of satyagraha. F
(10) Intercultural communication is always a process of trial and error. T
Multiple Choice
(1)
__________ study of the general nature of modes of behavior and moral choices made by
people in relationships with others.
Group of answer choices
Ethics Correct
Morality
Theology
Psychology
(2)
__________ firm reliance on someone’s integrity; confidence that someone will act as
expected or as previously agreed upon.
Group of answer choices
Value
Tolerance
Trust Correct
Universal approach
Principles of Intercultural
Communication, 3rd Edition by
Igor E. Klyukanov
Complete Chapter Test Bank
are included (Ch 1 to 10)
** Immediate Download
** Swift Response
** All Chapters included
,Table of Contents are given below
1. Punctuation Principle: ‘What’s in a Line?’
2. Uncertainty Principle: ‘Let the Mystery Be!’
3. Performativity Principle: ‘The Deed Is Everything’
4. Positionality Principle: ‘It All Depends’
5. Commensurability Principle: ‘It Is Everybody’s World’
6. Continuum Principle: ‘Having It Both Ways’
7. Pendulum Principle: ‘Panta Rhei’
8. Transaction Principle: ‘Getting Things Done!’
9. Synergy Principle: ‘2+2=5 (or More!)’
10. Sustainability Principle: ‘All for One, and One for All’
, The test bank is organized in reverse order, with the last chapter displayed first, to ensure that all
chapters are included in this document. (Complete Chapters included Ch10-1)
Chapter 10
True/False
(1) Ethics is a discipline in which matters of right and wrong, and good and evil are examined.
T
(2) Both universalist and relativist approaches to ethics have an ethnocentric bias. T
(3) Globalization makes the need for intercultural metaethic more urgent. T
(4) Without trust it is impossible to work toward synergy in intercultural communication. T
(5) The ideal situation of intercultural communication is a balance of tolerance, trust, and
resistance. T
(6) The golden rule states that we ought to act toward people from other cultures as we would
have them act towards us. T
(7) Sustainability is the ability to maintain or support a process continuously over time. T
(8) It is impossible to work toward synergy without trust it. T
(9) Peaceful resistance is different from Mahatma Gandhi’s technique of satyagraha. F
(10) Intercultural communication is always a process of trial and error. T
Multiple Choice
(1)
__________ study of the general nature of modes of behavior and moral choices made by
people in relationships with others.
Group of answer choices
Ethics Correct
Morality
Theology
Psychology
(2)
__________ firm reliance on someone’s integrity; confidence that someone will act as
expected or as previously agreed upon.
Group of answer choices
Value
Tolerance
Trust Correct
Universal approach
