Y6 Celebration: Gift giving etiquette

When giving gifts to a person who may have Chinese heritage, it's better to avoid give ___ because it seems to imply that you are waiting for them to die...

• A clock

• A pair of expensive shoes

• A mirror

• Cash

• a kitchen knife set

When giving gifts to your best mate who may have Chinese heritage, it's better to avoid give ___ because it seems to imply that you want to cut off your relationship with him.

• A clock

• A pair of shoes

• A dressing mirror

• Cash

• A pair of expensive scissors

You are invited to a house-warming party of someone with Chinese heritage, it's better to avoid give ___. (more than 1 answer)

• A clock

• Electronic goods

• A dressing mirror

• Cash

• A kitchen knife set

You will visit your elderly neighbour with Chinese heritage in a hospital. You know she loves flowers. You want to buy a bunch of flowers to cheer her up. You will be careful to avoid...

• yellow chrysanthemums

• white flowers

• purple iris

• pinkish orchard

• yellow tulips

You will visit your elderly neighbour with Chinese heritage in a hospital. You know he would love some fresh fruit. In your fruit hamper, you will avoid... because it sounds like "leaving"

• pears

• apples

• oranges

• cherries

• rockmelon

A good friend of yours with Chinese heritage love sport. But when buying a Christmas present, you will avoid... because it sounds similar to evil

• a pair of shoes

• a basketball

• gym voucher

• a soccer ball

• a bottle

You would avoid giving presents to someone when visiting places speaking Japanese and Chinese

• $400 in a red pocket

• biscuit gift set

• $200 gift voucher

• a cake

• a bunch of colour flowers

You brought a present for your friend's family with Chinese background, do you expect them to open the present in front of you?

• YES

• NO