[简答题]Cultural Lag
Technology change is not new. The effects of a technology change on people are not new either. When a new technology is developed, many people cannot understand it and may have negative attitude toward it. The term cultural lag refers to the notion that culture takes time to catch up with technological innovations. However, as the time changes, people will gradually accept it and corporate the new technology into their daily life.
Question: The professor gives an example to illustrate the definition of "cultural lag". Explain how this example is related to the reading passage.

[填空题]In the early 1450s cultural change in Europe fueled a growing
need for the rapid and cheap production of written documents.
Before this time, scribal monks hand-copied sacred texts for
centuries. But for the secular world began to develop and (1) ______
distribute new forms of sacred texts, the scribes could not keep up
the demand. Johannes Gutenberg, a goldsmith and businessman (2) ______
from southern Germany, foresees the profit-making potential for a (3) ______
printing press that used movable metal type, and borrowed money
to develop that we know now as the modern printing press. He (4) ______
developed his press by combing features of existed technologies: (5) ______
textile, papermaking and wine presses.
Perhaps his most significant innovation, therefore, was the (6) ______
efficient molding and casting of movable metal type. Gutenberg
designed a Latin print Bible which