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  • Canada Day is Celebrated every ?
    July 1
  • Canadians must maintain eye contact
    true
  • Tapping the chopsticks on the table is considered polite.
    false
  • Disagreements that must be discussed are usually done so in private and at a later time in Japanese culture.
    True
  • Why do Australians dislike argumentative or combative people?
    Because they're considered controversial for Australians
  • Business cards in China are written in Mandarin.
    False
  • Nodding is a gesture of politeness, and necessarily imply agreement.
    False
  • Singapore is a multilingual country
    True
  • When doing business in Australia expect...
    When doing business in Australia expect...
  • Japanese people does not avoid direct refusals or negative responses.
    false
  • When Japanese people are greeting someone what do they do first?
    Bow
  • Which of these correspond to the literal meaning of "junior" in Korean?
    Hoobae
  • Filipinos often communicate indirectly in order to prevent a loss of face and evoking hiya on either side of an exchange.
    True
  • How do you greet an Australian?
    smile, say "hello", and give a handshake
  • Which of these correspond to the literal meaning of "appa" in English?
    Dad, Father
  • What are the 2 languages that Canadians speak?
    English and French
  • Koreans may appear quite straight-faced in conversation.
    true
  • What is the staple humor of Australia?
    self-deprecation and sarcasm
  • Which body part is considered as sacred in Singapore?
    head
  • Remove ___ when entering indoors.
    hats & shoes
  • Minimal physical contact is preferred in Japanese culture
    True
  • Which traits are accepted/appropriate in Australia?
    honest, humorous, casual
  • The smallest jail is located in which place?
    Rodney, Ontario
  • Which of these is a non-verbal trait of their communicative culture?
    Maintain a straight face after an embarrassing moment
  • It is considered rude for someone to display the soles of their feet, use their feet to move something, point their feet towards someone or put their feet on furniture in Japanese culture
    True
  • In businesses or meetings, who must be welcomed in the room first?
    the oldest person
  • What does "mano" from pagmamano means in Spanish?
    hand
  • Indirect eye contact is the norm as direct eye contact may be interpreted as intimidating in Japanese culture.
    True
  • Canadians try to keep their emotions to themselves in public.
    True
  • Do not be much of a workaholic in Canadian culture.
    True
  • Snapping your fingers, whistling, and pointing using your index finger is impolite.
    true
  • Pointing with a finger is considered rude in Japan.
    True
  • What is cottage culture?
    during the summer season in Canada people are going to lakeside cottages to escape the heat
  • What is said before eating?
    Itadakimasu
  • It's okay to use the terms Natives or Indians to refer to indigenous people in Canada.
    False