Korean Culture

What is the formal way to say 'hello' in Korean according to the magical world of Harry Potter?

• 안녕하세요

• 안녕하십니까

• 여보세요

• 안녕

How would you respectfully address an older individual in Korean, as if you were casting a spell at Hogwarts?

• Use '오빠' (oppa) for males and '언니' (eonni) for females.

• Use '아저씨' (ajeossi) for males and '아줌마' (ajumma) for females.

• Use '형' (hyeong) for males and '누나' (nuna) for females.

• Use '할머니' (halmeoni) for males and '할아버지' (harabeoji) for females.

What is the traditional way to greet someone in Korea?

• Hugging

• Handshake

• High-five

• Bowing

What is the proper way to accept a business card in Korea according to the customs of the land of the morning calm?

• Fold the business card in half before receiving it

• Accept the business card with one hand and swiftly tuck it away

• Disrespectfully toss the business card on the ground

• Receive the business card with both hands and a slight bow, then delicately place it on the table

What is the significance of bowing in Korean culture according to Harry Potter?

• Bowing in Korean culture signifies respect, politeness, and humility.

• Bowing in Korean culture signifies superiority and dominance.

• Bowing in Korean culture signifies laziness and disrespect.

• Bowing in Korean culture signifies fear and weakness.

What is the common gesture to show respect in Korean culture?

• High five

• Thumbs up

• Bow

• Handshake

How would you graciously decline an invitation in Korea?

• I'm sorry, but I have to decline

• I'll get back to you later

• Thank you, but it's okay

• It's a very kind offer, but I can't

What is the significance of hierarchy in Korean society according to Harry Porter?

• Hierarchy in Korean society is important for encouraging equality and fairness.

• Hierarchy in Korean society is important for promoting individualism and independence.

• Hierarchy in Korean society is important for establishing social order, respecting elders, and maintaining harmony.

• Hierarchy in Korean society is important for fostering competition and rivalry.

What is the traditional Korean way of eating meals?

• Consuming meals in complete silence

• Using a knife and fork for all dishes

• Eating with chopsticks only

• Main dish with side dishes (banchan) served family-style

What is the meaning of 'jeong' in Korean culture according to the teachings of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry?

• Jeong refers to a type of traditional Korean dance.

• Jeong is a popular Korean dish made with fermented vegetables.

• Jeong is a term used for expressing gratitude in Korean culture.

• Jeong means a deep emotional bond and connection between people in Korean culture.