Vpdo Quiz - Jordan
Please complete this quiz after you have watched the "Is CLS right for you?" video (available here https://www. Youtube. Com/watch? V=gYUY8m2L-3I&feature=youtu. Be) as well as the recordings of the Webinar Part 1 (available here https://youtu. Be/haLRSo9L2Do) and Webinar Part 2 (available here https://youtu. Be/D_gfun0ZKTA).
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- 1.
How much time will you have for independent research and/or coursework during the CLS Program?
- A.
Students typically have plenty of time for research or coursework and are encouraged to pursue their own projects.
- B.
That depends on the students and how much work and time they're willing to put in.
- C.
The CLS is an intensive program and a large time commitment. There is little to no time for independent research or courseowork.
- D.
That depends on the program site. Some students will have lots of extra time, others will not.
Correct Answer
C. The CLS is an intensive program and a large time commitment. There is little to no time for independent research or courseowork. -
- 2.
Students on the CLS Program come from very diverse backgrounds. What are some of the ways in which CLS students bring diversity to their group? Please select all that apply.
- A.
Language Levels and Needs
- B.
Ethnic and Racial Identity
- C.
Institution type (Public, Private, two-year, four-year, Minority-Serving Institutions, Graduate, Undergraduate, Professional etc.)
- D.
Field of Study
- E.
Geographic Background (Different Regions of the US)
- F.
Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
- G.
Religious Background
Correct Answer(s)
A. Language Levels and Needs
B. Ethnic and Racial Identity
C. Institution type (Public, Private, two-year, four-year, Minority-Serving Institutions, Graduate, Undergraduate, Professional etc.)
D. Field of Study
E. GeograpHic Background (Different Regions of the US)
F. Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity
G. Religious BackgroundExplanation
CLS students bring diversity to their group through various ways. Firstly, their language levels and needs differ, as they come from different language backgrounds and have varying proficiency levels. Secondly, their ethnic and racial identities contribute to the diversity, as they belong to different ethnic and racial groups. Additionally, the institution type they come from, such as public or private, two-year or four-year, also adds to the diversity. Their field of study, geographic background (different regions of the US), sexual orientation and gender identity, as well as religious background, further enhance the diversity within the CLS Program.Rate this question:
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- 3.
CLS brings top educators from the US to the host country in order to ensure that students get the quality and style of teaching that they're used to in classrooms in the US.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that CLS brings top educators from the US to the host country to ensure that students receive the same quality and style of teaching as in the US. However, the correct answer is False because the statement does not provide any information about CLS bringing educators from the US.Rate this question:
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- 4.
What Language(s) can you expect to hear during your time in Jordan?
- A.
Either MSA or English
- B.
Jordanian dialect only
- C.
Either MSA or Jordanian dialect
- D.
A mix of MSA, Jordanian dialect, and many other languages
Correct Answer
D. A mix of MSA, Jordanian dialect, and many other languagesExplanation
During your time in Jordan, you can expect to hear a mix of Modern Standard Arabic (MSA), Jordanian dialect, and many other languages. This is because MSA is the formal written and spoken language in Jordan, while the Jordanian dialect is commonly used in everyday conversations. Additionally, due to the diverse population in Jordan, you may also hear other languages spoken by different ethnic groups and expatriates residing in the country.Rate this question:
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- 5.
What will your accommodations be during your time in Jordan?
- A.
Students will stay in a dormitory during the week and with host families on the weekend.
- B.
Students will be put up in apartments with roommates from within the CLS group.
- C.
Students will stay in a dormitory with local roommates for the duration of the program.
- D.
Students will stay in a dormitory for the first half of the program and with host families for the second part of the program.
- E.
Students will stay with host families with roommates from within the CLS group for the duration of the program.
Correct Answer
E. Students will stay with host families with roommates from within the CLS group for the duration of the program.Explanation
The correct answer states that students will stay with host families with roommates from within the CLS group for the duration of the program. This suggests that the students will have the opportunity to experience both living with a local family and interacting with other students in the program. It also implies that the program organizers have arranged for students to have roommates from within the CLS group, which can provide a sense of community and support during their time in Jordan.Rate this question:
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- 6.
Which of the following applies to clothing during your time on the CLS Program in Jordan?
- A.
Neither Men nor Women should wear tank tops or shorts in public
- B.
Sheer material is a good way to cover up and keep cool at the same time.
- C.
Leggings are perfectly acceptable, so long as they are worn with a slightly longer shirt.
- D.
Though women are expected to wear long-sleeved, baggy shirts and long, loose pants/skirts, men often wear short sleeves and shorts.
- E.
Though students are expected to dress conservatively outside of the home, inside the home with the host family students are encouraged to wear whatever they're comfortable in.
Correct Answer
A. Neither Men nor Women should wear tank tops or shorts in publicExplanation
The correct answer states that neither men nor women should wear tank tops or shorts in public while on the CLS Program in Jordan. This implies that there is a cultural expectation for modesty and covering up in public, regardless of gender. Tank tops and shorts are considered inappropriate attire in this context.Rate this question:
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- 7.
What is the current situation concerning LGBTQ issues in Jordan?
- A.
Though Jordanians tend to have more conservative feelings about gender and sexuality, the younger generation is much more accepting of individuals who identify as LGBTQ.
- B.
Though consensual same-sex sexual relations are technically legal in Jordan, there is still a lot of stigma surrounding LGBTQ identity in Jordan and students should keep this in mind when deciding whether or not to share this part of their identity with Jordanians.
- C.
Though Jordanians generally tend to have more conservative feelings about gender and sexuality, host families and teachers are used to working with Americans and therefore, are more accepting of alternative sexual identities.
- D.
Consensual same-sex sexual relations are still criminalized in Jordan, and there remains considerable stigma associated with sexual minorities. Individuals who are open about their alternative sexual identity/ expression risk harassment or assault, and law enforcement may be unresponsive in these circumstances.
Correct Answer
D. Consensual same-sex sexual relations are still criminalized in Jordan, and there remains considerable stigma associated with sexual minorities. Individuals who are open about their alternative sexual identity/ expression risk harassment or assault, and law enforcement may be unresponsive in these circumstances.Explanation
The correct answer states that consensual same-sex sexual relations are still criminalized in Jordan and there is a significant stigma associated with sexual minorities. It further explains that individuals who are open about their alternative sexual identity or expression may face harassment or assault, and law enforcement may not be responsive in such situations. This information highlights the current situation concerning LGBTQ issues in Jordan, emphasizing the legal and social challenges faced by the LGBTQ community in the country.Rate this question:
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- 8.
What is true of language partners in Jordan?
- A.
Students's language partners are also members of their host family.
- B.
Students will rotate language partners on a weekly basis.
- C.
Students will be placed with language partners in mixed-gender pairings.
- D.
There will be one language partner for every two students.
Correct Answer(s)
B. Students will rotate language partners on a weekly basis.
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- 9.
Please select all that will apply to your time during Ramadan.
- A.
CLS students are expected to fast and participate in all Ramadan traditions with their host families.
- B.
Students may choose to fast or not to fast.
- C.
Students are welcome and encouraged to take part in Ramadan traditions, but are expected to attend all classes and program activities regardless. Students should keep in mind that, even though local schedules will adjust to accommodate Ramadan, classes and program activities will proceed as usual.
- D.
Students who do not fast during Ramadan are free to eat and drink whenever and wherever they feel comfortable.
Correct Answer(s)
B. Students may choose to fast or not to fast.
C. Students are welcome and encouraged to take part in Ramadan traditions, but are expected to attend all classes and program activities regardless. Students should keep in mind that, even though local schedules will adjust to accommodate Ramadan, classes and program activities will proceed as usual.Explanation
During Ramadan, students have the option to choose whether or not they want to fast. They are also encouraged to participate in Ramadan traditions, but it is important for them to attend all classes and program activities regardless. Although local schedules may adjust to accommodate Ramadan, classes and program activities will continue as usual. Students who do not fast are allowed to eat and drink whenever and wherever they feel comfortable.Rate this question:
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- 10.
Students will have reliable wifi at the institute, in the dorm, and with their host families.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. FalseExplanation
The statement is false because it claims that students will have reliable wifi at the institute, in the dorm, and with their host families. However, the statement does not provide any evidence or information to support this claim. Without any further information, it cannot be assumed that students will have reliable wifi in all of these locations.Rate this question:
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- 11.
Students should maintain their primary insurance coverage (if they have it) for the duration of the CLS Program.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Maintaining primary insurance coverage is important for students participating in the CLS Program. This is because primary insurance provides the main coverage for medical expenses and other potential liabilities. By keeping their primary insurance coverage, students can ensure that they have the necessary financial protection throughout the duration of the program.Rate this question:
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- 12.
Host families will provide three meals per day for CLS Jordan participants.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement indicates that host families in CLS Jordan will provide three meals per day for participants. This implies that participants will have their meals taken care of by their host families, ensuring they are provided with food throughout the day. Therefore, the answer is true.Rate this question:
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- 13.
What are some challenges you are likely to face this summer?
- A.
High temperatures
- B.
Lack of modern medical facilities
- C.
Lack of western-style supermarkets
- D.
"Turkish toilets"
- E.
Bustling traffic and smog
Correct Answer(s)
A. High temperatures
D. "Turkish toilets"
E. Bustling traffic and smogExplanation
Some challenges that one is likely to face during the summer include high temperatures, which can lead to discomfort and potential health risks. Another challenge is the presence of "Turkish toilets," which may not be familiar or comfortable for individuals accustomed to western-style toilets. Additionally, bustling traffic and smog can create difficulties in getting around and may affect air quality. These challenges can impact one's overall experience and well-being during the summer season.Rate this question:
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