As an individual, complete the following quiz by selecting T (True) or F (False) for each item.

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a. In Japan, slurping soup is considered bad manners. b. In Italy, giving chrysanthemums is appropriate for a festive event. c. In Ecuador, it is generally acceptable to be a few minutes late for a business meeting. d. In England, the "V" sign formed with two fingers means victory when the palm faces outward but is an ugly gesture if the palm is facing inward. e. In China, a person's surname is often given or written first with the given name appearing after. f. In Japan, shoes are generally not worn past the doorway of a home. g. In Brazil, hugs among business associates are considered inappropriate. h. In Germany, use of formal titles when addressing another person is very common. i. In Saudi Arabia, crossing one's legs in the typical style of U.S. men may cause problems. j. In China, green hats are a symbol of achievement for men. k. In China, a gift wrapped in red paper or enclosed in a red box is appropriate for celebrating a successful negotiation. 1. In Kuwait, an invitation to a pig roast would be warmly received. m. In India, a leather organizer would be warmly received as a gift. n. In Japan, it is most appropriate to give a gift with two hands. o. In Iraq, passing a bowl or plate with the left hand is appropriate. p. In Saudi Arabia, ignoring a woman encountered in a public place is insulting to the woman's family. T T F T F T F T F T F T F T F T F T F T F HEEFT F F F