Cultural stereotypes

Choose the false statement.

• It's very uncommon for Germans to greet strangers or smile at them.

• For most Germans it's fine to burp while eating with a company.

• Germans don't work as much. On average, they have about 35 working hours per week.

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Choose the false statement.

• Belarus is home to four UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Mir Castle Complex and the Struve Geodetic Arc.

• Belarusian music is characterized by its strong choral tradition, with songs often featuring layers of harmonies and intricate rhythms.

• Originally the word 'bulbash' wasn't connected to Belarusian eating habbits.

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Choose the false statement.

• French cuisine, known for its delicate flavors and intricate preparation techniques, was recognized as an intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO in 2010.

• French is the official language of 29 countries and is the second most studied language in the world after English.

• Although there are lots of prominent French authors, France has won only one Nobel Prize for Literature.

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Choose the false statement.

• China has the world's oldest civilization that has lasted over 5,000 years.

• In Chinese culture, the color red represents good luck and happiness.

• Chopsticks were originally used only eating, the idea of cooking with them appeared only in the 18th century.

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Choose the false statement.

• Spaniards have the shortest average lifespan in Europe, with women living an average of 73 years and men living an average of 68 years.

• Spaniards take their afternoon siesta so seriously that most businesses close from 2-5 PM every day.

• Spain’s national anthem has no official lyrics

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Choose the false statement.

• Traditionally, visitors with tattoos aren't allowed in Japan's onsen (natural hot springs).

• If Japanese go out on Christmas Eve, they celebrate at traditional Japanese restaurants.

• Japanese employers allow their employees to take power naps at work.

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