Cultural English 101 - 200

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All our courses are created by Dr. Jeff McQuillan and Dr. Lucy Tse, two former university professors with Ph.D.s in applied linguistics and education.

Course Curriculum

Cultural English 101 - 200

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Cultural English 101 - Cities: Honolulu; Fantasy sports camps; Q&A
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Cultural English 102 - The Pledge of Allegiance; Tomato as fruit versus vegetable; Q&A
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Cultural English 103 - Ask an American - Raising children; Q&A
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Cultural English 104 - Cities: Nashville; Grand Ole Opry; Q&A
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Cultural English 105 - Metric System & Americans; How to Dress in LA and NY; Q&A
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Cultural English 106 - American folklore: Bigfoot; Who’s on First?; Q&A
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Cultural English 107 - Ask an American - Socially Responsible Companies; Q&A
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Cultural English 108 - Route 66; Playground games for children; Q&A
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Cultural English 109 - Cities: Tucson (Interview with Dr. Lucy Tse); Harper’s Index; Q&A
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Cultural English 110 - How to become a teacher in the U.S.; Ordering food in a restaurant; Q&A
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Cultural English 111 - Famous Americans: Yo Yo Ma; Popular books in the U.S.; Q&A
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Cultural English 112 - Ask an American - Roswell, New Mexico; Holiday versus Vacation; Q&A
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Cultural English 113 - Gallaudet University; U.S. call signs for radio and TV stations; Q&A
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Cultural English 114 - Cities: Boston II; Vanity license plates; Q&A
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Cultural English 115 - Professional wrestling; National Geographic; Q&A
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Cultural English 116 - Tooth Fairy, Easter Bunny; Q&A
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Cultural English 117 - Ask an American - Business travel in the U.S.; bang for your buck; Q&A
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Cultural English 118 - Becoming president of the United States; Tailgating parties; Q&A
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Cultural English 119 - Cities: Anchorage; John Henry; Q&A
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Cultural English 120 - Men and “dumb blondes”; Rotary Club; Q&A
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Cultural English 121 - Convenience stores; Eating and drinking noises; Q&A
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Cultural English 122 - Ask an American - Endangered languages; Rednecks; Q&A
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Cultural English 123 - Charles Schultz and Peanuts; How to become a police officer; Q&A
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Cultural English 124 - Cities: New Orleans; 9-1-1 emergency services; Q&A
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Cultural English 125 - Celebrity chefs; Americans and personal space; Q&A
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Cultural English 126 - Famous Americans: Grandma Moses; GED Tests; Q&A
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Cultural English 127 - Ask an American - Starving Artist; As a matter of fact; Q&A
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Cultural English 128 - Cities: Portland; Take Me Out to the Ballgame; Q&A
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Cultural English 129 - Norman Vincent Peale; Japanese internment camps; Q&A
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Cultural English 130 - Becoming an American lawyer; Famous movie lines; Q&A
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Cultural English 131 - The FBI; Reader’s Digest; Q&A
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Cultural English 132 - Ask an American - Working as an actor in Los Angeles; Q&A
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Cultural English 133 - Dishonest political strategies; the Black Dahlia; Q&A
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Cultural English 134 - F. Scott Fitzgerald; Cigarette and alcohol advertising; Q&A
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Cultural English 135 - Types of vocational education in the U.S.; Cities: Miami; Q&A
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Cultural English 136 - The Betty Ford Center; Poker; Q&A
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Cultural English 137 - Ask an American - Bluegrass music; Résumés; Q&A
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Cultural English 138 - Monster truck shows; Levi Strauss & jeans; Q&A
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Cultural English 139 - Native American reservations/Trail of Tears; Q&A
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Cultural English 140 - Broadway shows; Barbie dolls and G.I. Joe; Q&A
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Cultural English 141 - Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood; Q&A
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Cultural English 142 - Ask an American - Getting Old; Q&A
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Cultural English 143 - Harley Davidson; Jesse Jackson; Q&A
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Cultural English 144 - Saturday Night Live; Howard Stern and shock jocks; Q&A
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Cultural English 145 - Advanced Placement courses and tests; Legos/Legoland and Hot Wheels; Q&A
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Cultural English 146 - Annie Leibovitz; Home shopping channels; Q&A
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Cultural English 147 - Ask an American - Drive-in Theaters; Q&A
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Cultural English 148 - Cities: San Francisco/Bay Area; the ACLU; Q&A
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Cultural English 149 - U.S. zoning laws; How to become a TV screenwriter; Q&A
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Cultural English 150 - Jazz Artists Josephine Baker and Ella Fitzgerald; the Amish; Q&A
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Cultural English 151 - D.B. Cooper; the Underground Railroad; Q&A
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Cultural English 152 - Ask an American - Tattoos; Q&A
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Cultural English 153 - Cities: Chicago; The Star-Spangled Banner; Q&A
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Cultural English 154 - Amy Tan; Americans with Disabilities Act; Q&A
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Cultural English 155 - The CIA; How to become a court interpreter; Q&A
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Cultural English 156 - The Chinese Exclusion Act; Library of Congress; Q&A
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Cultural English 157 - Ask an American: Childhood obesity; Q&A
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Cultural English 158 - Cities: Salt Lake City; University admissions; Q&A
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Cultural English 159 - William Randolph Hearst; Names for people in cities/states; Q&A
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Cultural English 160 - Cook-offs and bake-offs; Public health codes; Q&A
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Cultural English 161 - Registering to vote; G.I. Bill; Q&A
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Cultural English 162 - Ask an American - Cults; Can versus Could; Q&A
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Cultural English 163 - Make-a-Wish Foundation; Cities: Key West and the Florida Keys; Q&A
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Cultural English 164 - Naming Rights; Cesar Chavez; Q&A
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Cultural English 165 - U.S. Mint; How auctions work; Q&A
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Cultural English 166 - Brown v. Board of Education; Yearbooks in American schools; Q&A
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Cultural English 167 - Ask an American - Underage drinking; Q&A
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Cultural English 168 - Cities: Detroit; Wills and Living Wills; Q&A
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Cultural English 169 - Alternative energy; Monticello; Q&A
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Cultural English 170 - Weird Al Yankovic; Alcoholics Anonymous; Q&A
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Cultural English 171 - America's Most Wanted; Buying a first home; Q&A
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Cultural English 172 - Ask an American - Forecasting the future; Q&A
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Cultural English 173 - Barack Obama; Presidential inaugurations; Q&A
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Cultural English 174 - Amazing Grace; Specialty cable; Q&A
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Cultural English 175 - Appalachia; Family arrangements in the U.S.; Q&A
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Cultural English 176 - The Innocence Project; Craigslist; Q&A
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Cultural English 177 - Ask an American - Living in a tiny home; Q&A
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Cultural English 178 - Sacagawea; NASCAR racing; Q&A
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Cultural English 179 - Anti-miscegenation laws; Silicon Valley & Research Triangle; Q&A
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Cultural English 180 - Medical/dental tourism; Warehouse club stores; Q&A
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Cultural English 181 - American Samoa; How to become a pilot; Q&A
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Cultural English 182 - Ask an American - Corruption in U.S. politics; Q&A
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Cultural English 183 - Langston Hughes; Childcare in the U.S.; Q&A
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Cultural English 184 - Native American casinos; YouTube; Q&A
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Cultural English 185 - Taxes Americans pay; Wedding & baby showers; Q&A
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Cultural English 186 - Cities: San Diego; Tabloid press and libel laws; Q&A
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Cultural English 187 - Ask an American - Student exchange programs; Q&A
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Cultural English 188 - Monopolies & antitrust laws; Happy Birthday song; Q&A
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Cultural English 189 - Helen Keller; The Triple Crown of horse racing; Q&A
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Cultural English 190 - U.S. Supreme Court; Micro-loans & microcredit; Q&A
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Cultural English 191 - Cities: Dallas; Fundamentalist universities; Q&A
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Cultural English 192 - Ask an American - Private gun ownership; Q&A
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Cultural English 193 - Political comic strips; Child protection laws; Q&A
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Cultural English 194 - Author/artist royalties & ASCAP; House swapping; Q&A
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Cultural English 195 - Orville and Wilbur Wright; Rock and Roll Hall of Fame; Q&A
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Cultural English 196 - Cities: Indianapolis; Malcolm Gladwell and his books; Q&A
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Cultural English 197 - Ask an American - Segregation; Q&A
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Cultural English 198 - The Secret Service; Tween culture; Q&A
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Cultural English 199 - The Rocky Horror Picture Show; Civil disobedience; Q&A
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Cultural English 200 - The White House; Noises in English; Q&A

Frequently Asked Questions

When does the course start and finish?

The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course - you decide when you start and when you finish.

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What if I am unhappy with the course?

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Cultural English 101 - 200