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FALSE
It is taboo to greet people with a bow in many Asian countries
FALSE
In Egypt, it is polite to eat everything on your plate.
FALSE
In Saudi Arabia, it is impolite to eat with your right hand.
FALSE
It is taboo to be late for social events in Mexico
TRUE
The number 4 is considered a lucky number in China.
FALSE
It is good table manners to put your elbows on the table in the U. S
FALSE
Punctuality is generally important in Great Britain
TRUE
In Venezuela, you should call people by their titles until they tell you to use their first names.
TRUE
In Laos, it is customary to take off your shoes before you enter a person’s home.
TRUE
Handshakes and kisses are customary greetings in Spain.
TRUE
It is offensive to give white flowers to a person in Taiwan.
TRUE
It is considered impolite to show the soles of your feet in Russia.
TRUE
It is taboo to eat beef in some cultures
TRUE
In today’s world, cultural literacy is essential to success and good relations with others.
TRUE
If you are on a first-name basis with someone, then you probably don’t use their title when you talk to them
TRUE
If something is offensive in a culture, then it’s good etiquette to do it.
FALSE
The wai is a customary greeting in Brazil.
FALSE
If you want to be culturally literate, you should try to be impolite in every culture
TRUE
Punctuality refers to respecting the cultures of others.
FALSE
You can make small talk with a person to get to know him or her better.
TRUE
Using a person’s first name is usually less formal than using a person’s title and last name.
TRUE
If you aren’t sure how to address someone, you can ask what the person would like to be called.
TRUE
Different cultures and places have different rules of etiquette.
TRUE
Etiquette refers to the rules of polite behavior in society or in a particular group.
TRUE


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