Fascinating Trivia Facts About Cultures Of The World! Quiz
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Are you looking for a quiz on Fascinating Trivia Facts About Cultures of The world? There are many cultures in the world brought about by our various experiences and histories that shape our mannerisms and most importantly our values. Take our trivia and find out more about the many fascinating cultures in the world and some of their beliefs.
Questions and Answers
- 1.In the U.S., Canada and most European countries, you're expected to arrive ___________ for appointments or meetings.
- A.
Late
- B.
On time
- C.
Not on time
- 2.In Spain, you're expected to arrive ________ for most appointments or meetings.
- A.
Late
- B.
Early
- C.
On time
- 3.In Japan, China, Korea and Vietnam, never pass something to an older person or superior with only one hand; you're expected to use ____________ .
- A.
Right hand
- B.
Left hand
- C.
Both hands
- 4.In the U.S. and Canada, don't __________ if you're invited to someone's home.
- A.
Call
- B.
Arrive early
- C.
Go
- 5.In the U.S. and Canada, you're supposed to _________ if you plan to visit someone at home.
- A.
Go first without calling
- B.
Arrive early
- C.
Call first
- 6.In many Asian countries, it is _________ to visit your friends at home without invitation or prior appointment.
- A.
Acceptable
- B.
Not acceptable
- C.
Unusual
- 7.In most countries, when you meet someone for the first time, you aren't _________ to hug or kiss them.
- A.
Should
- B.
Must
- C.
Supposed
- 8.In Peru, Columbia, Brazil, Bolivia, and Mexico, it is common to _________ someone you have just met for the first time.
- A.
Kiss
- B.
Bow at
- C.
Ignore
- 9.In the U.S., Canada and many European countries, it is ____________ to eat noisily or burp loudly in front of others.
- A.
Polite
- B.
Impolite
- C.
O.K.
- 10.In the U.S., people usually stand at least ___________ apart from one another when they talk or when they stand in line for something.
- A.
10 inches
- B.
6 feet
- C.
3 feet
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