Let's Learn About Japanese Culture Quiz

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1. When doing business in Japan, you don´t need to take any business cards with you. 

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Business cards are important

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Explore global business etiquette in the 'Let's learn about Japanese Culture Quiz'. This quiz assesses understanding of cultural norms in business settings across different countries, highlighting key practices in Japan, Israel, Mexico, Brazil, and England. Essential for professionals engaging in international business.

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2. In  Saudi Arabia, you should avoid showing people

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This is considered to be offensive

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3. In the United States, smoking is acceptable in almost all business and social situations?. 

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Smoking is not generally acceptable in the United States

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4. Which colour should you avoid if you are giving a present in Mexico or Brazil?. 

Explanation

The colour purple is associated with death

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5. In England, you don't need to say anything at the start of a meal. 

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The English do not normally say anything like "bon appétit"

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6. You should refer to Japanese visitors to your country as 

Explanation

They do not like being referred to as Orientals or foreigners

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7. If you were  giving a gift of soap in the Philippines, which scent should you avoid?

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This scent is associated with death.

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8. In Japan, which of the following would be a suitable gift?. 

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The number 4 and the colour white are associated with death

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9. When you have finished eating a Chinese meal  with chopsticks, it is polite to cross the chopsticks on the plate?

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You should never leave your chopsticks crossed.

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10. If you are doing business  in Israel, you should not expect to have any meetings on 

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Saturday is the day of rest

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11. You should not criticize the King or Queen in

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Great respect is shown for the royal family in Thailand

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12. A man should not shake hands with a woman in

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Shaking hands is acceptable in the other two countries.

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When doing business in Japan, you don´t need to take any...
In  Saudi Arabia, you should avoid showing people
In the United States, smoking is acceptable in almost all business and...
Which colour should you avoid if you are giving a present in Mexico or...
In England, you don't need to say anything at the start of a...
You should refer to Japanese visitors to your country as 
If you were  giving a gift of soap in the Philippines, which...
In Japan, which of the following would be a suitable gift?. 
When you have finished eating a Chinese meal  with chopsticks, it...
If you are doing business  in Israel, you should not expect to...
You should not criticize the King or Queen in
A man should not shake hands with a woman in
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