Answer:
As an American exchange student in a foreign country, expectations may be different for me at school and at home with my host family compared to my role in the United States. At school, I may be expected to adapt to different teaching styles and cultural norms, such as showing respect to teachers in a different way. Additionally, I may be expected to have a greater understanding of the culture and society of the country I am visiting. At home with my host family, I may be expected to adapt to different customs and traditions, such as different meal times and communication styles. On the other hand, in my current role as an exchange student, I may be expected to act as a representative of my own culture and be able to explain American customs and values to my host family and classmates. I may also be expected to be open-minded and flexible, and be able to adapt to the new environment and culture.