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Gift traditions

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In China, don’t give someone an umbrella—it means you want the relationship to end.

True

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Straw sandals, handkerchiefs, and clocks are very good ideas for gifts in China and Hong Kong.

False | because of their association with mortality

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in Japan, handing over a potted plant as a hostess gift encourage illness.

Ture

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If you want to give flowers or money or chocolate in Asia, choose even numbers. They are lucky

True

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In Japan, it is polite to give the gift with both hands.

True

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In India, people give gifts with their left hands

False | left hand is considered unclean

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cissors, knives, and basically anything pointy or sharp represents the severing of ties and relationships in Brazil and Peru

True

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People in China give green hats as gifts.

False | it's rude and impolite

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In South Korea, if you wrote a person's name in red, it means death

True

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lottery tickets are popular gifts in England

True

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You have to bring a gift when you visit a friend

True

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Giving an even number of gifts to friends when visiting them is a sign of...

Romance

Bad luck

Enemies

Good luck

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It’s _______ to open the gift in front of the person who gave it to you.

recommended

bad manners

good and polite

bad and offensive

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It’s not good to give clocks as presents.

True

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It’s not good to give straw sandals as presents because they are cheap presents

False, it's because people wear them in funerals.

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