1. What is the difference between Great Britain and the United Kingdom? 2. What are the world's two most widely practiced religions? _____________30% and ___________________20%
3. Belgium has two distinct cultures, what are they?
4. The Namaste is the greeting used in what parts of the world?
5. Why is it offensive to give a gift of four golf balls in Japan?
6. It is appropriate to use first names with business associates shortly after meeting them, in which parts of the world?
7. What should you write on the back of the business card of a Japanese associate while in their presence?
8. Name the correct formal and informal forms of the pronoun "you" with the their languages respectively: A. "Sie" and "Du" B. "Ud" and "Tu" C. "Vous" and "Tu"
a. Spanish, French, German b. German Spanish, French c. French, Spanish, German d. German, French, Spanish 9. In the U.K., to "table" a discussion or subject has the same meaning as in the U.S.
True False 10. In China, a clock is considered an appropriate business gift.
True False 11. Always cross your legs in Muslim countries because showing the bottom of your foot demonstrates high respect.
True False 12. Why do the Japanese often say the word hai (pronounced high) in conversation?
13. The hands-on-the-hips gesture indicates confidence and openness in Asia.
True False 14. Power lunches, where business is discussed, are common all over the world.
True False
15. Shake hands with someone from Muslim countries with your left hand.
True False
16. A smile and laughter are universally understood.
True False
17. What does this sign American OK sign, (a circle made by joining the thumb and the forefinger) mean in: The United States _________ Japan _________ France _________ Brazil and many parts of the world _________ Some of South America _________ American Sign Language _________ True. Facial expressions and other non verbal gestures don’t carry universal meanings. Never presume you can interpret the sture Bonus Question What does Arab mean?
a. An ethnic group b. A religion c. A race d. A geographical area |