In low-context cultures, people judge what someone is talking about not only by what he is saying but also by the context in which the message occurs.

What do low-context communicators expect when talking with people<br/>from high-context cultures? A: convey the contextual message implicitly B: create a climate of trust

Most cultures fall between the extremes on the spectrum and can share characteristics of both high and low context traits to varying degrees.

Which of the following is NOT true about low-context cultures？ （ ）。 A: The verbal message contains most of the information and very little is embedded in the context or the participant’s nonverbal activity. B: Low-context communication is often vague, indirect and implicit. C: It is considered a good thing to “get to the point” in low-context communication. 、 D: It is important to be able to “speak up” and “say what’s on their mind” in low-context cultures.

In low-context cultures, people are expected to be on time for business and social occasions.