Question

TEXT I It's everywhere. Global markets, diversity in the workplace, multiculturalism. We hear and read daily about international trade issues, racial and ethnic tensions, or some other form of international or ethnic concern that affects us as individuals, consumers or professionals. We can find many similarities between cultures, but usually the differences are what may look like barriers to us. When this happens, we talk about communication gap, culture shock, language difficulties, and other labels we learned to associate with these matters. However, I suggest we think of cultures and languages as bridges rather than gaps, as gates and links rather than barriers. After all, diversity is here to stay (show me a place in the world where racial, ethnic or linguistic diversity is not increasing), and we need bridges and gates to let us cross over to worlds previously unknown. 61. After reading the text, we can say that a) people have to accept similarities between cultures. b) culture diversity only happens in some places. c) differences between cultures may keep people apart. d) language diversity reduces racial problems. e) social differences may explain people's daily work.​

Answer 1

Resposta: letra A

Explicação: people have to accept similarities between cultures.