Thailand Training

1. Which of the following is the correct reply for "Sabaai-dee mai"?

• Mai pben rai

• Khor tod

• Sabaai-dee

• Mahk

1. Why do you need to include "-krub" and "-kha" for "khor tod"?

• To greet someone

• To sound sincere

• 1. To express gratitude

• To show proficiency

1. How do you determine the way you "wai"? (choose all that applies)

• By age

• 1. By gender

• By status

• By religion

1. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a Buddhist value?

• Karma

• Cleanliness

• Divinity

• 1. Humility

What are the traditions that associate Thailand with Monks?

• Monostic

• Monastic

• 1. Monestic

• Manestic

What color should you wear in Thailand other than white?

• Blue

• Grey

• Yellow

• Green

1. Which of the following scenarios is most likely to cause a person to lose face in Thai culture?

• Expressing disagreement with a superior in a respectful manner.

• Offering constructive criticism to a colleague during a team meeting.

•  Demonstrating assertiveness and confidence while negotiating a business deal.

• Reacting angrily and loudly to a perceived insult in a public setting.

1. Which of the following statements accurately reflects the cultural attitudes towards personal space in Thailand and Indonesia?

• Thai people prefer close physical proximity when conversing with friends, while Indonesians value personal space and privacy.

• Both Thai and Indonesian cultures place a high value on personal space and privacy.

• Thai people maintain a moderate distance when conversing, while Indonesians have little sense of personal space or privacy.

• Thai and Indonesian cultures have similar attitudes towards personal space, with a preference for maintaining a larger distance when interacting.

1. Which of the following is a common practice in Thai work culture during business meetings?

• Arriving late to the meeting

• Jumping straight into business discussions without small talk

• Exchanging business cards with the left hand

• Addressing the most senior person present during the meeting

What is considered polite in Thai culture?

• Touch others’ head

• 1. Touch others’ feet

• 1. Avoid pointing with feet

• 1. Pointing with feet