In Singapore, chewing candies and chocolates will result in heavy fines. T/F
False. Chewing gums will result in heavy fines.
Name 3 common symptoms for COVID-19
Fever, Sore Throat, Cough
Vinyl bag is Konglish. What is the English word?
Plastic Bag
Name 3 natural disasters
Earthquake, Typhoon, Wild Fire, Flood, Avalanche
In France, showing “okay” gesture means "you are a loser" T/F
True
Name 3 individual sports
Snowboarding, Skiing, Horseback riding, Bowling, Archery.
What is 김치찌개 in English?
Kimchi Stew
Name 3 movie genres
Thriller, Sci-fi, Animation, War, Crime, Documentary
In Canada, there's ketchup-flavored chips. T/F
True
The Pentagon in the U.S. is the world’s largest office building. T/F
Yes, it has 6.5 million square feet of floor space (182670 pyeong)
In America, people like to wear couple T-shirts. T/F
It's not very common. People like to express their own style and personality.
In Canada, it's not ok to open umbrella in the house. T/F
True. It's considered bad luck.
When you eat, you shouldn't put elbows on the table. T/F
True. in the past, tables were often less stable, and elbows could cause them to tip or spill food.
If there's a tsunami, I will __________.
Any logical answer is accepted
What does K.D.L.I stand for?
Korean Defense Language Institute
When you need to call waiters in restaurants in Europe, simply press the call bell on the table. T/F
False, there's no bell.
In France, it's not common to pack food to go. T/F
True. Portion sizes are usually small, and finishing your plate is considered good manners.
In America, most people brush their teeth in offices or schools after eating. T/F
False. People usually brush their teeth at home.
Name 3 jobs with uniforms
Pilots, Soldiers, Police Officers, Flight Attendants
Say this number: 1,200,300
One million two hundred thousand three hundred
What is 무 in English?
Raddish
What is the capital city of Canada? 1) Vancouver 2) Toronto 3) Ottawa
Ottawa
When the weather is hot and there's too much water in the air, we say it's ____.
Humid
It’s polite to make eye contact when taking to someone in North America. T/F
True. Looking into people's eyes when you talk to them shows respect.