WorksheetsIFD - Knowing about Thai culture
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The popular Thai greeting Sawatdee Krap (which means "Hello") is usually said by
Males
Females
When addressing their peers, Thais will add a "chan" in front of the person's last name.
True
False
When greeting, Thais will press their hands together, with the fingertips touching their nose, and bow. This gesture is known as the "wai". It is an indication of
subordination
godly presence
respect
It is considered rude to touch one's head in Thai culture because it is the most sacred part of the human body
True
False
What is "Chut Thai"?
Thai food
Thai culture
Thai ethnic outfit
Thai song
Songkran, also known as the water festival, is to celebrate
the start of summer
the start of the Buddhist new year
the king's birthday
the start of the rice harvest
Loy Krathong, the festival of light, is held annually during the month of
September
October
November
December
During Loy Krathong, light in the form of lanterns/ floating candles, is released into the sky and water. What is the symbolism behind releasing these?
The floating away of bad luck and grudges
The floating away of sickness
The floating away of natural disasters
The floating away of pests
The Ruean Ton is one of Thai's traditional outfit. It is usually worn for
Weddings
Religious events
Non-official events
Award ceremonies
The Chakkri is another form of Thai traditional costume. It symbolises formality and elegance. It is usually accessorised with
A crown
A belt
A headscarf
Gold jewellery
