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This document is a quiz about cultural practices related to greetings in different parts of the world. It contains 10 multiple choice questions about how people in various countries greet one another when first meeting, whether formally or informally. The questions cover greeting customs in places like Brazil, the U.S., Canada, France, Romania, Germany, Britain, Japan, Korea, China, Burma, Thailand, India, and Iran.

K to 12 BASIC EDUCATION CURRICULUM
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Narra National High School
FIRST QUARTER – 2018-2019
Name: _____________________________Grade/Track:_____________Date__________Score________
Activity No. 16 Understanding Culture, Society, and Politics-
DIRECTION:Choosethebestanswer.
1. People in different countries have
different ways of _____________ one
another for the first time.
A. Shake hands
B. Greeting
C. Kiss
2. In Brazil, Bolivia, Peru, Columbia and
Mexico, it is common for people to
_________ one another when they first
meet in most informal situations.
A. Greeting
B. Shake hands
C. Kiss
3. In the U. S. and Canada, people
___________ with the people they just met
in both formal and informal situations.
A. Shake hands
B. Hug
C. Kiss
4. In some ___________ situations, the
French kiss one another when they first
meet.
A. Formal
B. Informal
C. Most
5. In Romania, Germany, Britain and
some other European countries, people
shake hands in __________ formal and
informal settings.
A. Both
B. Only
C. Few
6. In Japan and Korea, people always
___________ when greeting one another.
A.Hold hands
B. Bow
C. Wave their hands
7. Some Chinese bow to greet people and
show respect or ___________ , while others
just wave their hands or shake hands
with people they meet for the first time.
A. Gratitude
B. Friendships
C. Feelings
8. In Burma, Thailand and India, people
press their _________ together close to
their chests and greet one another with a
slight bow.
A. Fingers
B. Right hands
C. Palms
9. In Iran, men greet men by putting
their __________ over their hearts along
with a little bow. They stand very close
to one another, about 12 inches apart,
when they talk.
A. Left hands
B. Both hands

C. Right hands
10. Americans usually stand at least
__________ apart from one another when
they talk.
A. 12 inches
B. 3 feet
C. 5 feet

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