Culture shock is a term that describes a traveller’s feelings of confusion w

Culture shock is a term that describes a traveler’s feelings of confusion when the environment and culture change. The new(36)surroundings, foreign language and strange habits of a new country can all(37)contribute to culture shock.
    Although culture shock is a state of mind, it can result in many symptoms, both physical and(38)mental. Anyone who has moved from home for the first time or to a new city is probably familiar with the(39)immediate feeling of confusion and loss. Sadness and loss, however temporary, are only natural when living in a new place. The mind needs time to(40)familiarize itself with new environment.
    Some people experience physical symptoms due to culture shock. They may feel ill or suffer from(41)sleeplessness or mood swings. Although(42)homesickness is considered a state of mind, it can bring about symptoms such as anger and a short temper when(43)confronted with confusion over a new culture.
    The best way to deal with culture shock is to integrate slowly.(44)Be aware that everyday tasks may he completely different from the way they were back home. A simple task such as(45)ordering a meal in a restaurant may require learning a whole set of new social skills. The feeling of excitement upon entering a new country(46)can soon disappear as a whole new set of life skills must he acquired.