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TO-SPE-UNIT 1: GREETING

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

"An air kiss on the cheek" is considered a warm greeting when meeting other people in ..............

a)

Vietnam

b)

France

c)

Japan

d)

Tibet

2.

In Vietnam, When two businessmen greet each other, they always give their ....................

a)

Credit cards

b)

Money

c)

Card visits

d)

Wallets

3.

Forget shaking hands; instead, bumping noses (chạm mũi) is a way of greeting in .............

a)

Vietnam

b)

Australia

c)

Qatar

d)

China

4.

What do we call this action?

a)

Shaking hands

b)

Bro-hug

c)

Wassup man!

d)

Bowing

5.

Instead of saying "Hello/Hi", we can say "........."

a)

What!

b)

Howdy!

c)

Cheerio!

d)

Gotta go!

6.

People put hands on their heart and give a slight nod (*cúi đầu nhẹ) in ...............

a)

Philipine

b)

Japan

c)

Thailand

d)

Malaysia

7.

In stead of saying "Good bye!", we can say "............"

a)

Cheerio!

b)

Sup!

c)

Whatcha!

d)

You're welcome!

8.

Say "Hello" in ............... : Stick your tongue out

a)

Japan

b)

Vietnam

c)

Portugal

d)

Tibet

9.

Asia countries include ............. (Chọn tất cả đáp án đúng)

a)

Vietnam

b)

India

c)

Greece

d)

Uzbekistan

e)

America

10.

According to European tradition, hand-kissing is considered a greeting gesture to show the ............. to women.

a)

Gratitude

b)

Disgust

c)

Respect

d)

Regret

11.

The country which has this greeting gesture is ................

a)

India

b)

England

c)

Australia

d)

Vietnam

12.

When it comes to bowing (cúi đầu chào), it is considered a warm, respectful greeting when meeting strangers in ............, .............., ...............

(Chọn 3 nước)

a)

Japan

b)

Zimbabwe

c)

Korea

d)

France

e)

China

13.

We wave each other when we want to say .............?

a)

"I adore you" / "See you later"

b)

"Hello" / "Get out of here"

c)

"Hi" / "Goodbye"

d)

"Hate you" / "Rest in peace"

14.

In Japanese tradition, it is rude (*thô lỗ) to ......................

a)

Nod and shake hands

b)

Have the prolonged eye-contact (Staring)

c)

Listen attentively

d)

Avoid interrupting

15.

"No need for a banquet, a greeting is enough"

What does it mean in Vietnamese?

a)

Ra đường hỏi già, về nhà hỏi trẻ

b)

Hay ăn của nào chào của ấy

c)

Lời chào cao hơn mâm cổ

d)

Chào thời chào mẹ chào cha, Chào ông bưng quả, chào bà mai dong