United States
In the USA, what percentage is the standard tip for good service in restaurants?
15–20%
What everyday behavior is considered very important in the UK and means waiting in line politely?
Queuing
What are Canada’s two official languages?
English and French
What common Australian phrase means “Don’t worry”?
“No worries”
What Māori greeting meaning “hello” or “be well” is commonly used in New Zealand?
“Kia ora”
What is the standard length of the American workweek?
40–45 hours
What is the safest and most common topic for British small talk?
The weather
Which province prefers French greetings and has a stronger French cultural influence?
Quebec
What do Australians call a barbecue?
A “barbie”
What is the traditional Māori greeting where two people press their noses together?
The hongi
Which three professional sports are called the “Big Three” in the United States?
American football, baseball, and basketball
What does “Not bad” often really mean in British culture?
Excellent or very good
What sport is considered Canada’s national winter pastime or “quasi-religion”?
Ice hockey
What are the shortened Australian words for “afternoon” and “breakfast”?
“Arvo” and “brekkie”
What is the national sport of New Zealand?
Rugby Union
What national holiday is celebrated on July 4 in the United States?
Independence Day
Which sport is the most popular spectator sport in the United Kingdom?
Football (soccer)
What is Canada’s official national summer sport?
Lacrosse
Which two sports are the most dominant in Australia?
Australian Rules Football (AFL) and cricket
How many days of annual leave does New Zealand provide according to the
32 days
What are the two common metaphors used to describe American multicultural society?
“Melting Pot” and “Salad Bowl”
Name two important holidays celebrated in the United Kingdom.
Christmas, Easter
Which holiday is celebrated on July 1 in Canada?
Canada Day
What social custom means buying a round of drinks for your friends in Australia?
The “shout”
Which famous New Zealand rugby team is a major source of national pride?
The All Blacks