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Communicating successfully in a multicultural world

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In the USA the sign V represents "V for victory". In the UK, what is the meaning of "the V-sign" pointing towards you?

a)

To propose to you

b)

To insult you

c)

To invite you for dinner

d)

To attempt to sleep with you

2.

In Japan, to say “I/me” you should point at your own body. Where?

a)

The nose

b)

The stomach

c)

The side of the head

d)

The chest

3.

In Italy, the horns sign is a sign:

a)

Of fortune

b)

To say to someone that their partner is cheating on them

c)

To say that someone is very ugly

d)

To put a hex on someone (Hex: malefici)

4.

What act is a very common sign of friendship in India, Muslim countries and African countries?

a)

Two men holding hands

b)

Two men kissing

c)

Two women eating together

d)

Two men in a car with each other

5.

How many kisses do friends give each other in France when they greet?

a)

None, they never kiss each other

b)

One

c)

Two

d)

Three

6.

Which gift is a symbol of death in China?

a)

A silver ring

b)

Clocks

c)

Pet cats

d)

A bracelet

7.

In Britain it is rude to slurp (Cat. xarrupar) your food. In which country is slurping a compliment?

a)

France

b)

South Africa

c)

Japan

d)

America

8.

The V-sign (peace sign in the U.S.) indicates what number in Arabic?

a)

Four

b)

Seven

c)

Ten

d)

Fifty

9.

Why should you not ask for salt and pepper in Portuguese restaurants?

a)

It is bad luck

b)

They do not use salt and pepper

c)

It means that the chef isn’t good at cooking

d)

It means you do not like the food

10.

How do the Maasai tribe of Tanzania greet each other?

a)

They uncover their teeth

b)

They shake hands

c)

They spit (escupir) on each other

d)

They smile at each other

11.

Where would leaving a tip after a meal in a restaurant be seen as rude?

a)

South Korea

b)

Japan

c)

China

d)

Vietnam

12.

When visiting Russia, you shouldn’t…

a)

Take off your shoes if you go to someone’s house

b)

Bring flowers in even numbers if invited in a Russian household

c)

Remove your gloves before you shake someone's hand

d)

Smile at strangers without a reason