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In Japan, you ________ leave a tip at a restaurant.
shouldn't / aren't supposed to/ 'd better not
In Germany, you ________ run out of gas while driving on the Autobahn (the national highway).
mustn't / aren't allowed to / can't
In Italy, you ________ order a cappuccino after 11:00 AM.
shouldn't / aren't supposed to / 'd better not
In Greece, you ________ wear high heels when visiting ancient monuments.
mustn't / aren't allowed to / can't
In Thailand, you ________ step on a dropped coin or banknote.
mustn't / aren't allowed to / can't
In France, you ________ say "Bonjour" to the shopkeeper the second you walk into a store.
should / are supposed to / ought to / 'd better
In Switzerland, you ________ flush the toilet in an apartment building after 10:00 PM.
mustn't / aren't allowed to / can't
In Spain, you ________ drive a car while wearing flip-flops.
mustn't / aren't allowed to / can't
In Egypt, you ________ add salt to your food when eating at someone's house.
shouldn't / aren't supposed to / 'd better not
In Portugal, you ________ pee in the ocean.
mustn't / aren't allowed to / can't
In Russia, you ________ give someone a bouquet with an even number of flowers.
shouldn't / aren't supposed to / 'd better not
In Brazil, if you are invited to a party at 8:00 PM, you ________ arrive exactly at 8:00 PM.
shouldn't / aren't supposed to / 'd better not
In Venice, Italy, you ________ feed the pigeons in St. Mark's Square.
mustn't / aren't allowed to / can't
In South Korea, you ________ use two hands when giving an item or pouring a drink for someone older than you.
should / are supposed to / ought to / 'd better
In the UAE, you ________ swear, use bad language, or make rude gestures in public.
mustn't / aren't allowed to / can't
In Chile, you ________ eat food with your bare hands, not even a slice of pizza or french fries.
shouldn't / aren't supposed to / 'd better not
