Understanding Life in the US

The speaker shares their experiences with a new job and living in the US. They appreciate the friendliness of coworkers and Americans but find some cultural aspects, like food portions and tipping, challenging. They express confusion about American sports and discomfort with the prevalence of guns. Overall, they find Americans to be friendly and helpful.

How does the narrator feel about their new job and coworkers?

• They dislike their coworkers.

• They find them nice, helpful, and friendly.

• They are indifferent towards them.

• They find them unfriendly and unhelpful.

What is the narrator's opinion on American food portions?

• They dislike the portion sizes.

• They think the portions are average.

• They appreciate the large portions.

• They find them too small.

What aspect of dining does the narrator dislike?

• The practice of refilling drinks multiple times.

• The lack of vegetarian options.

• The high cost of meals.

• The variety of food options.

How does the narrator feel about American football?

• They find it similar to soccer.

• They find it confusing and similar to rugby.

• They find it exciting and easy to understand.

• They are indifferent towards it.

What is the narrator's opinion on baseball?

• They find it thrilling.

• They find it boring and the players out of shape.

• They think it's similar to cricket.

• They enjoy watching it.

What cultural practice does the narrator dislike?

• The use of slang.

• The practice of tipping.

• The fashion sense.

• The way people greet each other.

What is the narrator's overall impression of Americans?

• They think they are rude and unapproachable.

• They find them outgoing and helpful.

• They find them unfriendly and reserved.

• They find them indifferent and aloof.