1.The speaker’s main opinion: Stereotyping is negative and (1)__________, while generalizing is positive and (2)________.2.An example to illustrate the function of generalizing: If the speaker reads up on the culture before he goes to Japan and behaves in certain ways when he is there, such as (3) ________when he is invited into someone’s home, he will probably be (4)________for having a sense of social or cultural consideration.3.Examples to illustrate the subtle difference between generalization and stereotypes: It is a (5)__________idea that, when you date a Korean woman or maybe even a man, you should be aware of the fact that the parents do have in many cases (6)________over the dating and marriage choices of their children, and so one might be wise to be prepared for that,...but to say that most Korean parents will not allow the speaker to date their children or all Korean parents will interfere in the speaker’s relationship if the speaker dates a Korean woman is a stereotype4.From the speaker’s perspective, cultures are only different by (7)_________, and you will find much more parental interferences in relationships in Korea and Iran and in (8)________as a matter of fact and perhaps in China, even in Japan than in America，though you may find it in America, too.5.Generalizations help us to (9)_________that are general from the ways that we’re used to or the environments that we are used to, and stereotypes are ways of putting a whole group of people or animals or things into a group as (10)__________.