Cultural DOS and DON'TS

In Korea you are ... to write someone's name in ...

• not supposed to / red

• supposed to / green

• not allowed to / pink

In China you ... use your ... name when talking to him/her.

• mustn't / partner's

• aren't allowed to / neighbour's

• aren't supposed to / teacher's

In Japan you ... wash ... you have a bath.

• don't need to / while

• must / before

• are allowed to / after

In Greece you ... give someone a coin if they give you ... as a gift.

• ought to / perfume

• shouldn't / chocolate

• are not allowed / a watch

In Thailand you ... put your foot on a ... if you drop it and it's rolling away.

• ought to / ball

• have to / apple

• mustn't / coin

In the UK you ... stand ... on escalators on the Underground.

• are supposed to / on the right

• don't have to / on the left

• aren't allowed / at the bottom

In Japan and Korea you ... use both hands when giving something ...

• mustn't / valuable

• must / to an older person.

• shouldn't / edible.

In Spain you ... say "hello" to everyone when you enter ...

• aren't supposed to / restaurant.

• are allowed to / bus.

• ought to / lift.

In Egypt you ... open ... in front of the person who gives them to you.

• must / letters

• don't need to / umbrellas

• shouldn't / gifts

In Germany you ... keep your ... on or above the table during the meal.

• are supposed to / hands

• aren''t supposed to / knife and fork

• oughtn't to / phone