How to Learn Local Customs and Etiquette With AI Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. Which three problems does the guide say come up again and again in AI etiquette advice?
   • Translation errors, slow responses and high cost
   • Generalization, staleness and exoticizing
   • Overly short answers, missing images and broken links
   • Excessive politeness, humor and formality
2. What does the guide say about tipping in Japan?
   • A 20 percent tip is expected in restaurants
   • Tips must be handed over in a sealed envelope everywhere
   • Tipping is required only in taxis
   • Tipping is generally not expected
3. What restaurant tipping range does the guide describe as common in the United States?
   • 15 to 20 percent
   • 0 to 5 percent
   • 5 to 10 percent
   • 25 to 35 percent
4. How does the guide's example answer the question of whether to greet with cheek kisses in France?
   • Cheek kisses are expected in every setting
   • Cheek kisses are considered rude in France
   • La bise varies by region and relationship, and a handshake is safer in professional settings
   • Visitors should always bow instead
5. According to the guide, what kind of advice should make you skeptical?
   • Advice that mentions a specific city
   • Advice that treats a large group such as 'Europeans' as one culture
   • Advice that cites a tourism board
   • Advice that says practices vary by generation
6. Which kind of follow-up question does the technical section say often brings out nuance?
   • Asking how practices differ between younger and older people, or between the capital and rural areas
   • Asking the AI to repeat its answer more briefly
   • Asking the AI to rate the country's politeness from 1 to 10
   • Asking only yes-or-no questions
7. What limit of role-play practice does the guide point out?
   • It only works for business meetings
   • It requires a paid subscription
   • It cannot be done in English
   • The AI is simulating a reaction, not reporting how a real person would respond
8. What does the guide say about the belief that a list of etiquette rules will prevent any offense?
   • It is correct, as long as the list is long enough
   • It only applies to religious sites
   • Most hosts forgive respectful mistakes, so watching and asking matter more than memorizing
   • Visitors should avoid all interaction to prevent offense