Please elaborate all the answers so that I can talk like 15 minutes. Thanks a lot ................... -Can you describe where you grew up (country, city/town)? Please give details about your family, educational background, and reasons for attending Centennial College. •What is your definition of "culture?"  •Who holds the most "status" in your family? Why? Are the roles of men and women specifically defined in your family? If so, what are they? •How do you define success?  •How important is education in your family?  •Did you ever live with your grandparents or extended family? •How important is religion in your family? Why?  •If you are from a culture that speaks English as a second language, do you speak your native language? If not, why? If so, will you teach your native language to any children you have? •How is physical contact viewed in your culture? •What is considered most disrespectful in your culture? What is considered most respectful in your culture? •Are you a collectivist or an individualist, or a little of both? Why? (Review the Culture lesson from Class 3.) •Are you from a high context or low context culture? How do you know? (Review the Culture lesson from Class 4.) •How tolerant are you of inequalities related to power at home, at work, and in your society in general? Why? (Review the Culture lesson from Class 5.) •After reviewing your personal cultural experience, do you think adjusting to a new culture is an easy or difficult task for you. Provide reasons for your answer.  •Present your information in a video presentation or as a video. Bring your personal culture to life with pictures. Be as creative as you like. •In total, your presentation should consist of 15 slides: •Ten slides - one for each of your 10 answers to the questions in Step 1. •One slide for your analysis in relating to Collectivism and Individualism (Class 3).  •One slide for your analysis of your personal culture relating to High Context and Low Context cultures (Class 4). •One slide for your analysis of your personal culture relating to your tolerance/intolerance to inequalities of power (Class 5). •One slide for your analysis of your personal ability to adjust to new cultures (Class 6). •One slide to conclude your presentation. Your conclusion should make thoughtful comparisons between your personal culture and your national culture.