1) What is the best approach when engaging in "small talk" in another country?

Multiple Choice

a) Let the other person bring up the topic.

b) Only bring up business topics, like the company's financial performance last quarter.

c) Talk about religion and/or religious customs.

d) Talk about relationshipsboth personal and work-related.

e) Talk about something everyone is familiar with, like politics.

2) When giving your business card to someone in Asia, why should you present the card with two hands and with the writing facing your host?

Multiple Choice

a) Asians like to bow when meeting, and this way the card is presented nicely during a bow.

b) It is a great way to end the meeting.

c) It makes it easier to put your name with your face.

d) It makes you less likely to drop it.

e) It is a sign of respect.

3)

Idiomatic expressions can be confusing. In the U.S., to say someone is "pissed," means that person is angry. In the U.K., to say someone is "pissed" means the person is

Multiple Choice

a) drunk.

b) happy.

c) sad.

d) tired.

e) angry, same as the U.S.