JS6-U56-D11 - Video Questions

In ________, you should pretend to say no to food and drinks the first time they are offered to you.

• Ireland

• Iceland

• the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

• Ghana

Answer explanation

The US has the opposite norm!

In Lebanon, there are virtually no traffic rules. Every day, there are many _______ on the roads.

Answer explanation

In Jordan, Iran, and many Arab countries: when a person compliments an item you are wearing, you have to immediately...

• ...fight them for it.

• ...buy them a new one.

• ...offer it to him or her.

• ...run away quickly as this is a threat.

Answer explanation

Another aspect is you have to say no at least three times before accepting a gift.

People are very friendly to random strangers on the streets in this country.

• The UK

• The US

• Japan

• The Netherlands

Answer explanation

Europe has the opposite norm.

In ______ during rush hour, people tend to cut the line/queue.

• Japan

• China

• Mongolia

• Bangladesh

Answer explanation

Japan has the opposite norm.

Which country does the video call a representation of the word “diversity”?

• The US

• Japan

• India

• China

Men in India do this to show friendliness with each other.

• hold hands

• fist bump

• hug

• call each other ‘bros’

What is the Brits’ attitude towards people drinking alcohol in public areas?

• they find it strange

• they are used to it

• it’s quite similar to that in the US

• they will find it unacceptable

Answer explanation

In the US, it is usually illegal to drink alcohol in public!

What do Spanish people normally do from after lunch until 4pm?

• they party and call it fiesta time

• they visit their female friends and call it sisters’ time

• they take some rest and call it siesta time

• they open their shops to welcome tourists

Answer explanation

A siesta is a noontime nap.

A fiesta is a party!

Which statement does NOT describe funeral processions in Bali?

• they may look like a wedding

• there have lots of food

• they are filled with music

• they cost little money