kellycyy/CulturalBench · Datasets at Hugging Face

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4,500	1,125	What car is often considered the most "fun" and traditional vehicle in Italian culture?	Fiat 500	true	Italy
4,501	1,125	What car is often considered the most "fun" and traditional vehicle in Italian culture?	Ford Mustang	false	Italy
4,502	1,125	What car is often considered the most "fun" and traditional vehicle in Italian culture?	Chevrolet Camaro	false	Italy
4,503	1,125	What car is often considered the most "fun" and traditional vehicle in Italian culture?	Panda	false	Italy
4,504	1,126	What is a common practice when entering a house or room in Japanese culture?	Taking shoes off before entering	true	Japan
4,505	1,126	What is a common practice when entering a house or room in Japanese culture?	Keeping shoes on inside the house	false	Japan
4,506	1,126	What is a common practice when entering a house or room in Japanese culture?	Changing into house slippers but keeping outdoor shoes on	false	Japan
4,507	1,126	What is a common practice when entering a house or room in Japanese culture?	Wiping shoes on a mat and walking in.	false	Japan
4,508	1,127	In Japanese culture, how is food traditionally passed from one person to another during a meal?	Using your own chopsticks to place the food directly onto the recipient's plate.	false	Japan
4,509	1,127	In Japanese culture, how is food traditionally passed from one person to another during a meal?	Passing food with chopsticks directly to another person's chopsticks.	false	Japan
4,510	1,127	In Japanese culture, how is food traditionally passed from one person to another during a meal?	Throwing the food into the recipient's mouth from a distance.	false	Japan
4,511	1,127	In Japanese culture, how is food traditionally passed from one person to another during a meal?	Using a shared spoon to scoop the food onto the recipient's plate.	true	Japan
4,512	1,128	How do people in Japan traditionally celebrate children's milestones?	Having a big birthday party with lots of gifts.	false	Japan
4,513	1,128	How do people in Japan traditionally celebrate children's milestones?	Hosting a silent meditation session for the child.	false	Japan
4,514	1,128	How do people in Japan traditionally celebrate children's milestones?	Visiting a shrine to pray for the child's health and well-being at ages 3, 5, and 7.	true	Japan
4,515	1,128	How do people in Japan traditionally celebrate children's milestones?	Taking the child on a trip to a theme park.	false	Japan
4,516	1,129	What do people traditionally say before eating in Japanese culture?	Bon appétit	false	Japan
4,517	1,129	What do people traditionally say before eating in Japanese culture?	Itadakimasu	true	Japan
4,518	1,129	What do people traditionally say before eating in Japanese culture?	Let's eat	false	Japan
4,519	1,129	What do people traditionally say before eating in Japanese culture?	Buen provecho	false	Japan
4,520	1,130	In a rural culture, what unique method is used to let children know it's time to come home in the evening?	A specific music is played.	true	Japan
4,521	1,130	In a rural culture, what unique method is used to let children know it's time to come home in the evening?	A text message is sent to their smartphones.	false	Japan
4,522	1,130	In a rural culture, what unique method is used to let children know it's time to come home in the evening?	A community bell is rung.	false	Japan
4,523	1,130	In a rural culture, what unique method is used to let children know it's time to come home in the evening?	Parents personally go out to find them.	false	Japan
4,524	1,131	In Moroccan culture, how do you properly greet someone from your family or friends?	Shake hands firmly while making eye contact.	true	Morocco
4,525	1,131	In Moroccan culture, how do you properly greet someone from your family or friends?	Give them 4 to 6 kisses while asking about their well-being and updates.	true	Morocco
4,526	1,131	In Moroccan culture, how do you properly greet someone from your family or friends?	Bow slightly while saying hello.	false	Morocco
4,527	1,131	In Moroccan culture, how do you properly greet someone from your family or friends?	Offer a high-five while asking what's new.	false	Morocco
4,528	1,132	In South African culture, which game unites everyone, with people commonly dressing in green to support it?	Rugby	true	South Africa
4,529	1,132	In South African culture, which game unites everyone, with people commonly dressing in green to support it?	Football	false	South Africa
4,530	1,132	In South African culture, which game unites everyone, with people commonly dressing in green to support it?	Tennis	false	South Africa
4,531	1,132	In South African culture, which game unites everyone, with people commonly dressing in green to support it?	Golf	false	South Africa
4,532	1,133	What is a popular activity among South Africans to relax during both summer and winter?	Going for a braai	true	South Africa
4,533	1,133	What is a popular activity among South Africans to relax during both summer and winter?	Hosting a backyard barbecue	false	South Africa
4,534	1,133	What is a popular activity among South Africans to relax during both summer and winter?	Heading to a beach bonfire	false	South Africa
4,535	1,133	What is a popular activity among South Africans to relax during both summer and winter?	Camping	false	South Africa
4,536	1,134	What is the one food considered a staple and widely consumed across all communities in South African culture?	Pap (maize porridge)	true	South Africa
4,537	1,134	What is the one food considered a staple and widely consumed across all communities in South African culture?	Hamburger	false	South Africa
4,538	1,134	What is the one food considered a staple and widely consumed across all communities in South African culture?	Sushi	false	South Africa
4,539	1,134	What is the one food considered a staple and widely consumed across all communities in South African culture?	Hot dog.	false	South Africa
4,540	1,135	What's the quirky way someone in Singapore saves a seat at a table at a hawker center?	By placing tissue paper on the seat	true	Singapore
4,541	1,135	What's the quirky way someone in Singapore saves a seat at a table at a hawker center?	By leaving something soft on the seat	false	Singapore
4,542	1,135	What's the quirky way someone in Singapore saves a seat at a table at a hawker center?	By asking someone nearby to watch their seat	false	Singapore
4,543	1,135	What's the quirky way someone in Singapore saves a seat at a table at a hawker center?	By using a 'reserved' sign made of tissue paper	false	Singapore
4,544	1,136	In Singapore people do not eat chewing gum. Why?	Chewing gum are banned	true	Singapore
4,545	1,136	In Singapore people do not eat chewing gum. Why?	Chewing gum is not tasty	false	Singapore
4,546	1,136	In Singapore people do not eat chewing gum. Why?	Chewing gum is expensive	false	Singapore
4,547	1,136	In Singapore people do not eat chewing gum. Why?	Chewing gum is not for Singapore people	false	Singapore
4,548	1,137	In Australian culture, how do people usually greet each other?	How ya going mate?	true	Australia
4,549	1,137	In Australian culture, how do people usually greet each other?	What's up dude?	false	Australia
4,550	1,137	In Australian culture, how do people usually greet each other?	How do you do buddy?	false	Australia
4,551	1,137	In Australian culture, how do people usually greet each other?	Hey, what's going on my friend?	false	Australia
4,552	1,138	In Zulu culture, what is traditionally required before a couple can get married?	A man must pay a dowry of many cows.	true	South Africa
4,553	1,138	In Zulu culture, what is traditionally required before a couple can get married?	The couple must go on a road trip across the country together.	false	South Africa
4,554	1,138	In Zulu culture, what is traditionally required before a couple can get married?	They must exchange rings made of precious metals in a public ceremony.	false	South Africa
4,555	1,138	In Zulu culture, what is traditionally required before a couple can get married?	A formal dinner party must be hosted by the couple's parents.	false	South Africa
4,556	1,139	In South Africa's tradition, where do 14-year-old boys go to undergo circumcision as part of their cultural rites of passage?	To a mountain	true	South Africa
4,557	1,139	In South Africa's tradition, where do 14-year-old boys go to undergo circumcision as part of their cultural rites of passage?	To a hospital	false	South Africa
4,558	1,139	In South Africa's tradition, where do 14-year-old boys go to undergo circumcision as part of their cultural rites of passage?	To a religious institution	false	South Africa
4,559	1,139	In South Africa's tradition, where do 14-year-old boys go to undergo circumcision as part of their cultural rites of passage?	At home.	false	South Africa
4,560	1,140	How do people in South African culture honor the memory of the youth involved in the events of June 16th under the apartheid regime?	By observing Youth Day with ceremonies and events recognizing their bravery.	true	South Africa
4,561	1,140	How do people in South African culture honor the memory of the youth involved in the events of June 16th under the apartheid regime?	By having a large family picnic day to celebrate the onset of summer.	false	South Africa
4,562	1,140	How do people in South African culture honor the memory of the youth involved in the events of June 16th under the apartheid regime?	By hosting large parades with fireworks in every major city.	false	South Africa
4,563	1,140	How do people in South African culture honor the memory of the youth involved in the events of June 16th under the apartheid regime?	By engaging in a day of silence, with no commercial activities allowed.	false	South Africa
4,564	1,141	In Zulu culture, how do women traditionally show respect when serving their husbands food?	Women kneel down when they give their husbands food to eat and everyone washes their hands before eating.	true	South Africa
4,565	1,141	In Zulu culture, how do women traditionally show respect when serving their husbands food?	Women serve food and then sit down at the table with their husbands to eat together.	false	South Africa
4,566	1,141	In Zulu culture, how do women traditionally show respect when serving their husbands food?	Women call their husbands to the dining room and serve the food buffet style.	false	South Africa
4,567	1,141	In Zulu culture, how do women traditionally show respect when serving their husbands food?	Women prepare the food and let their husbands serve themselves as a gesture	false	South Africa
4,568	1,142	In South Africa, where do young men go?	Initiation school	true	South Africa
4,569	1,142	In South Africa, where do young men go?	University	false	South Africa
4,570	1,142	In South Africa, where do young men go?	Military service	false	South Africa
4,571	1,142	In South Africa, where do young men go?	Mentorship programs in their local community.	false	South Africa
4,572	1,143	How do people in South Africa typically eat their dinner	Using utensils like forks and knives	false	South Africa
4,573	1,143	How do people in South Africa typically eat their dinner	Eating with chopsticks	false	South Africa
4,574	1,143	How do people in South Africa typically eat their dinner	Using our hands	true	South Africa
4,575	1,143	How do people in South Africa typically eat their dinner	Eating directly from communal plates without individual plates or utensils	false	South Africa
4,576	1,144	In Canadian culture, how is milk usually stored and poured into a glass?	Using a pitcher	false	Canada
4,577	1,144	In Canadian culture, how is milk usually stored and poured into a glass?	Using a carton	true	Canada
4,578	1,144	In Canadian culture, how is milk usually stored and poured into a glass?	Using a funnel	false	Canada
4,579	1,144	In Canadian culture, how is milk usually stored and poured into a glass?	Using a fountain	false	Canada
4,580	1,145	In Brazilian culture, what is traditionally eaten with açai?	Rosemary	false	Brazil
4,581	1,145	In Brazilian culture, what is traditionally eaten with açai?	Paprika	false	Brazil
4,582	1,145	In Brazilian culture, what is traditionally eaten with açai?	Maple syrup	false	Brazil
4,583	1,145	In Brazilian culture, what is traditionally eaten with açai?	Powdered milk	true	Brazil
4,584	1,146	In Brazilian culture, what was Silvio Santos's first job before he became a revered owner of a Brazilian broadcasting network?	Mechanic	false	Brazil
4,585	1,146	In Brazilian culture, what was Silvio Santos's first job before he became a revered owner of a Brazilian broadcasting network?	Shoe store salesman	false	Brazil
4,586	1,146	In Brazilian culture, what was Silvio Santos's first job before he became a revered owner of a Brazilian broadcasting network?	Car salesman	false	Brazil
4,587	1,146	In Brazilian culture, what was Silvio Santos's first job before he became a revered owner of a Brazilian broadcasting network?	Street vendor	true	Brazil
4,588	1,147	In Indonesian culture, which of the following is considered the most respectful way for a younger person to address an elder during a formal family gathering?	By using the elder’s first name to show closeness and familiarity.	false	Indonesia
4,589	1,147	In Indonesian culture, which of the following is considered the most respectful way for a younger person to address an elder during a formal family gathering?	By addressing the elder with “Om” (uncle) or “Tante” (aunt), regardless of their actual relation.	true	Indonesia
4,590	1,147	In Indonesian culture, which of the following is considered the most respectful way for a younger person to address an elder during a formal family gathering?	By using the title “Bapak” (Mr.) or “Ibu” (Mrs.) followed by their name, and making sure to bow slightly while greeting.	false	Indonesia
4,591	1,147	In Indonesian culture, which of the following is considered the most respectful way for a younger person to address an elder during a formal family gathering?	By greeting them with a handshake and calling them “Saudara” (brother/sister), commonly used for informal greetings among peers.	false	Indonesia
4,592	1,148	What is the most polite way for a Korean person to call someone passing by?	Sun-saeng-nim	true	South Korea
4,593	1,148	What is the most polite way for a Korean person to call someone passing by?	Jeo-gi-yo	false	South Korea
4,594	1,148	What is the most polite way for a Korean person to call someone passing by?	ah-jum-ma	false	South Korea
4,595	1,148	What is the most polite way for a Korean person to call someone passing by?	ah-geo-sea	false	South Korea
4,596	1,149	In Korean culture, when passing scissors to someone else, which part of the scissors should they hold?	The handle, offering the blades to the other person.	false	South Korea
4,597	1,149	In Korean culture, when passing scissors to someone else, which part of the scissors should they hold?	The blades, offering the handle to the other person.	true	South Korea
4,598	1,149	In Korean culture, when passing scissors to someone else, which part of the scissors should they hold?	Neither, scissors are placed down for the other person to pick up.	false	South Korea
4,599	1,149	In Korean culture, when passing scissors to someone else, which part of the scissors should they hold?	The middle part of the scissors, keeping both the blades and handle equally accessible.	false	South Korea

4,500

1,125

What car is often considered the most "fun" and traditional vehicle in Italian culture?

Fiat 500

true

Italy

4,501

1,125

What car is often considered the most "fun" and traditional vehicle in Italian culture?

Ford Mustang

false

Italy

4,502

1,125

What car is often considered the most "fun" and traditional vehicle in Italian culture?

Chevrolet Camaro

false

Italy

4,503

1,125

What car is often considered the most "fun" and traditional vehicle in Italian culture?

Panda

false

Italy

4,504

1,126

What is a common practice when entering a house or room in Japanese culture?

Taking shoes off before entering

true

Japan

4,505

1,126

What is a common practice when entering a house or room in Japanese culture?

Keeping shoes on inside the house

false

Japan

4,506

1,126

What is a common practice when entering a house or room in Japanese culture?

Changing into house slippers but keeping outdoor shoes on

false

Japan

4,507

1,126

What is a common practice when entering a house or room in Japanese culture?

Wiping shoes on a mat and walking in.

false

Japan

4,508

1,127

In Japanese culture, how is food traditionally passed from one person to another during a meal?

Using your own chopsticks to place the food directly onto the recipient's plate.

false

Japan

4,509

1,127

In Japanese culture, how is food traditionally passed from one person to another during a meal?

Passing food with chopsticks directly to another person's chopsticks.

false

Japan

4,510

1,127

In Japanese culture, how is food traditionally passed from one person to another during a meal?

Throwing the food into the recipient's mouth from a distance.

false

Japan

4,511

1,127

In Japanese culture, how is food traditionally passed from one person to another during a meal?

Using a shared spoon to scoop the food onto the recipient's plate.

true

Japan

4,512

1,128

How do people in Japan traditionally celebrate children's milestones?

Having a big birthday party with lots of gifts.

false

Japan

4,513

1,128

How do people in Japan traditionally celebrate children's milestones?

Hosting a silent meditation session for the child.

false

Japan

4,514

1,128

How do people in Japan traditionally celebrate children's milestones?

Visiting a shrine to pray for the child's health and well-being at ages 3, 5, and 7.

true

Japan

4,515

1,128

How do people in Japan traditionally celebrate children's milestones?

Taking the child on a trip to a theme park.

false

Japan

4,516

1,129

What do people traditionally say before eating in Japanese culture?

Bon appétit

false

Japan

4,517

1,129

What do people traditionally say before eating in Japanese culture?

Itadakimasu

true

Japan

4,518

1,129

What do people traditionally say before eating in Japanese culture?

Let's eat

false

Japan

4,519

1,129

What do people traditionally say before eating in Japanese culture?

Buen provecho

false

Japan

4,520

1,130

In a rural culture, what unique method is used to let children know it's time to come home in the evening?

A specific music is played.

true

Japan

4,521

1,130

In a rural culture, what unique method is used to let children know it's time to come home in the evening?

A text message is sent to their smartphones.

false

Japan

4,522

1,130

In a rural culture, what unique method is used to let children know it's time to come home in the evening?

A community bell is rung.

false

Japan

4,523

1,130

In a rural culture, what unique method is used to let children know it's time to come home in the evening?

Parents personally go out to find them.

false

Japan

4,524

1,131

In Moroccan culture, how do you properly greet someone from your family or friends?

Shake hands firmly while making eye contact.

true

Morocco

4,525

1,131

In Moroccan culture, how do you properly greet someone from your family or friends?

Give them 4 to 6 kisses while asking about their well-being and updates.

true

Morocco

4,526

1,131

In Moroccan culture, how do you properly greet someone from your family or friends?

Bow slightly while saying hello.

false

Morocco

4,527

1,131

In Moroccan culture, how do you properly greet someone from your family or friends?

Offer a high-five while asking what's new.

false

Morocco

4,528

1,132

In South African culture, which game unites everyone, with people commonly dressing in green to support it?

Rugby

true

South Africa

4,529

1,132

In South African culture, which game unites everyone, with people commonly dressing in green to support it?

Football

false

South Africa

4,530

1,132

In South African culture, which game unites everyone, with people commonly dressing in green to support it?

Tennis

false

South Africa

4,531

1,132

In South African culture, which game unites everyone, with people commonly dressing in green to support it?

Golf

false

South Africa

4,532

1,133

What is a popular activity among South Africans to relax during both summer and winter?

Going for a braai

true

South Africa

4,533

1,133

What is a popular activity among South Africans to relax during both summer and winter?

Hosting a backyard barbecue

false

South Africa

4,534

1,133

What is a popular activity among South Africans to relax during both summer and winter?

Heading to a beach bonfire

false

South Africa

4,535

1,133

What is a popular activity among South Africans to relax during both summer and winter?

Camping

false

South Africa

4,536

1,134

What is the one food considered a staple and widely consumed across all communities in South African culture?

Pap (maize porridge)

true

South Africa

4,537

1,134

What is the one food considered a staple and widely consumed across all communities in South African culture?

Hamburger

false

South Africa

4,538

1,134

What is the one food considered a staple and widely consumed across all communities in South African culture?

Sushi

false

South Africa

4,539

1,134

What is the one food considered a staple and widely consumed across all communities in South African culture?

Hot dog.

false

South Africa

4,540

1,135

What's the quirky way someone in Singapore saves a seat at a table at a hawker center?

By placing tissue paper on the seat

true

Singapore

4,541

1,135

What's the quirky way someone in Singapore saves a seat at a table at a hawker center?

By leaving something soft on the seat

false

Singapore

4,542

1,135

What's the quirky way someone in Singapore saves a seat at a table at a hawker center?

By asking someone nearby to watch their seat

false

Singapore

4,543

1,135

What's the quirky way someone in Singapore saves a seat at a table at a hawker center?

By using a 'reserved' sign made of tissue paper

false

Singapore

4,544

1,136

In Singapore people do not eat chewing gum. Why?

Chewing gum are banned

true

Singapore

4,545

1,136

In Singapore people do not eat chewing gum. Why?

Chewing gum is not tasty

false

Singapore

4,546

1,136

In Singapore people do not eat chewing gum. Why?

Chewing gum is expensive

false

Singapore

4,547

1,136

In Singapore people do not eat chewing gum. Why?

Chewing gum is not for Singapore people

false

Singapore

4,548

1,137

In Australian culture, how do people usually greet each other?

How ya going mate?

true

Australia

4,549

1,137

In Australian culture, how do people usually greet each other?

What's up dude?

false

Australia

4,550

1,137

In Australian culture, how do people usually greet each other?

How do you do buddy?

false

Australia

4,551

1,137

In Australian culture, how do people usually greet each other?

Hey, what's going on my friend?

false

Australia

4,552

1,138

In Zulu culture, what is traditionally required before a couple can get married?

A man must pay a dowry of many cows.

true

South Africa

4,553

1,138

In Zulu culture, what is traditionally required before a couple can get married?

The couple must go on a road trip across the country together.

false

South Africa

4,554

1,138

In Zulu culture, what is traditionally required before a couple can get married?

They must exchange rings made of precious metals in a public ceremony.

false

South Africa

4,555

1,138

In Zulu culture, what is traditionally required before a couple can get married?

A formal dinner party must be hosted by the couple's parents.

false

South Africa

4,556

1,139

In South Africa's tradition, where do 14-year-old boys go to undergo circumcision as part of their cultural rites of passage?

To a mountain

true

South Africa

4,557

1,139

In South Africa's tradition, where do 14-year-old boys go to undergo circumcision as part of their cultural rites of passage?

To a hospital

false

South Africa

4,558

1,139

In South Africa's tradition, where do 14-year-old boys go to undergo circumcision as part of their cultural rites of passage?

To a religious institution

false

South Africa

4,559

1,139

In South Africa's tradition, where do 14-year-old boys go to undergo circumcision as part of their cultural rites of passage?

At home.

false

South Africa

4,560

1,140

How do people in South African culture honor the memory of the youth involved in the events of June 16th under the apartheid regime?

By observing Youth Day with ceremonies and events recognizing their bravery.

true

South Africa

4,561

1,140

How do people in South African culture honor the memory of the youth involved in the events of June 16th under the apartheid regime?

By having a large family picnic day to celebrate the onset of summer.

false

South Africa

4,562

1,140

How do people in South African culture honor the memory of the youth involved in the events of June 16th under the apartheid regime?

By hosting large parades with fireworks in every major city.

false

South Africa

4,563

1,140

How do people in South African culture honor the memory of the youth involved in the events of June 16th under the apartheid regime?

By engaging in a day of silence, with no commercial activities allowed.

false

South Africa

4,564

1,141

In Zulu culture, how do women traditionally show respect when serving their husbands food?

Women kneel down when they give their husbands food to eat and everyone washes their hands before eating.

true

South Africa

4,565

1,141

In Zulu culture, how do women traditionally show respect when serving their husbands food?

Women serve food and then sit down at the table with their husbands to eat together.

false

South Africa

4,566

1,141

In Zulu culture, how do women traditionally show respect when serving their husbands food?

Women call their husbands to the dining room and serve the food buffet style.

false

South Africa

4,567

1,141

In Zulu culture, how do women traditionally show respect when serving their husbands food?

Women prepare the food and let their husbands serve themselves as a gesture

false

South Africa

4,568

1,142

In South Africa, where do young men go?

Initiation school

true

South Africa

4,569

1,142

In South Africa, where do young men go?

University

false

South Africa

4,570

1,142

In South Africa, where do young men go?

Military service

false

South Africa

4,571

1,142

In South Africa, where do young men go?

Mentorship programs in their local community.

false

South Africa

4,572

1,143

How do people in South Africa typically eat their dinner

Using utensils like forks and knives

false

South Africa

4,573

1,143

How do people in South Africa typically eat their dinner

Eating with chopsticks

false

South Africa

4,574

1,143

How do people in South Africa typically eat their dinner

Using our hands

true

South Africa

4,575

1,143

How do people in South Africa typically eat their dinner

Eating directly from communal plates without individual plates or utensils

false

South Africa

4,576

1,144

In Canadian culture, how is milk usually stored and poured into a glass?

Using a pitcher

false

Canada

4,577

1,144

In Canadian culture, how is milk usually stored and poured into a glass?

Using a carton

true

Canada

4,578

1,144

In Canadian culture, how is milk usually stored and poured into a glass?

Using a funnel

false

Canada

4,579

1,144

In Canadian culture, how is milk usually stored and poured into a glass?

Using a fountain

false

Canada

4,580

1,145

In Brazilian culture, what is traditionally eaten with açai?

Rosemary

false

Brazil

4,581

1,145

In Brazilian culture, what is traditionally eaten with açai?

Paprika

false

Brazil

4,582

1,145

In Brazilian culture, what is traditionally eaten with açai?

Maple syrup

false

Brazil

4,583

1,145

In Brazilian culture, what is traditionally eaten with açai?

Powdered milk

true

Brazil

4,584

1,146

In Brazilian culture, what was Silvio Santos's first job before he became a revered owner of a Brazilian broadcasting network?

Mechanic

false

Brazil

4,585

1,146

In Brazilian culture, what was Silvio Santos's first job before he became a revered owner of a Brazilian broadcasting network?

Shoe store salesman

false

Brazil

4,586

1,146

In Brazilian culture, what was Silvio Santos's first job before he became a revered owner of a Brazilian broadcasting network?

Car salesman

false

Brazil

4,587

1,146

In Brazilian culture, what was Silvio Santos's first job before he became a revered owner of a Brazilian broadcasting network?

Street vendor

true

Brazil

4,588

1,147

In Indonesian culture, which of the following is considered the most respectful way for a younger person to address an elder during a formal family gathering?

By using the elder’s first name to show closeness and familiarity.

false

Indonesia

4,589

1,147

In Indonesian culture, which of the following is considered the most respectful way for a younger person to address an elder during a formal family gathering?

By addressing the elder with “Om” (uncle) or “Tante” (aunt), regardless of their actual relation.

true

Indonesia

4,590

1,147

In Indonesian culture, which of the following is considered the most respectful way for a younger person to address an elder during a formal family gathering?

By using the title “Bapak” (Mr.) or “Ibu” (Mrs.) followed by their name, and making sure to bow slightly while greeting.

false

Indonesia

4,591

1,147

In Indonesian culture, which of the following is considered the most respectful way for a younger person to address an elder during a formal family gathering?

By greeting them with a handshake and calling them “Saudara” (brother/sister), commonly used for informal greetings among peers.

false

Indonesia

4,592

1,148

What is the most polite way for a Korean person to call someone passing by?

Sun-saeng-nim

true

South Korea

4,593

1,148

What is the most polite way for a Korean person to call someone passing by?

Jeo-gi-yo

false

South Korea

4,594

1,148

What is the most polite way for a Korean person to call someone passing by?

ah-jum-ma

false

South Korea

4,595

1,148

What is the most polite way for a Korean person to call someone passing by?

ah-geo-sea

false

South Korea

4,596

1,149

In Korean culture, when passing scissors to someone else, which part of the scissors should they hold?

The handle, offering the blades to the other person.

false

South Korea

4,597

1,149

In Korean culture, when passing scissors to someone else, which part of the scissors should they hold?

The blades, offering the handle to the other person.

true

South Korea

4,598

1,149

In Korean culture, when passing scissors to someone else, which part of the scissors should they hold?

Neither, scissors are placed down for the other person to pick up.

false

South Korea

4,599

1,149

In Korean culture, when passing scissors to someone else, which part of the scissors should they hold?

The middle part of the scissors, keeping both the blades and handle equally accessible.

false

South Korea