Culture Shock
T OR F
Brazil is not as different and has a basic culture compared to many other countries.
False
What is the level of English proficiency among the population in Brazil?
A) English is only spoken in major cities and tourist areas in Brazil.
B) English is a mandatory subject in Brazilian schools, but the level of English proficiency varies widely among the population.
C) English is not taught in Brazilian schools, so most Brazilians do not speak English.
D) The majority of Brazilians are fluent in English.
B) is correct.
True or False
Murder is the most common cause of death among the Brazilian youth.
True
What is the first thing your spouse can do to put a positive step forward, to adapt to moving to Brazil?
Keeping a positive attitude.
True or False
Brazil is a place of culture vibrance.
True
What is one of Brazil's important business morals?
A) idrc
B) punctuality
C) Tardiness
D) being humble
B) punctuality.
They hold this with a very high regard and dislike tardiness.
T OR F: Around 5% of Brazil is able to fluently speak English.
True.
What is the reason for the large threat to everyday life in Brazil due to the control of parts of the country's largest and most populated cities?
A. Brazilian police
B. Brazilian economy
C. Brazilian education system
D. Brazilian gangs
D. Brazilian gangs
What is a common way to find fulfillment and purpose?
Pursuing a Hobby
The official language is Brazilian, and the secondary language is Spanish.
True or false.
False - Portugese
How might indirect communication pose a risk of unintentional offense for foreigners in a new cultural environment?
A) Indirect communication can help foreigners navigate unfamiliar cultural environments without offending locals.
B) Indirect communication is not a significant risk factor for unintentional offense among foreigners in a new cultural environment.
C) Foreigners need to be aware of the potential for indirect communication to cause misunderstandings and offense in cross-cultural environments.
D) Indirect communication is only a concern for locals, not foreigners in a new cultural environment.
C is the right answer.
Which one of the following statements are true?
A)Brazil almost exclusively speaks Portuguese with 98% of the population, stating that as their main language.
B) Brazil is dominant when it comes to speaking English.
C) The second most used language is Spanish.
D) Both A and C.
D)
What has been a large threat for immigrants in Brazil due to recent police brutality?
A. Brazilian immigrants
B. Brazilian government
C. Brazilian police
D. Brazilian citizens
C) Brazilian police
One of the most common ways of improving your lifestyle. (This can also be a way for your spouse to be able to cope with moving to another country).
Staying healthy and living a more healthy lifestyle.
T OR F
Many of the people are cold and brutal, and are very respectful towards everybody.
False
10. What is the name of the Brazilian dish made with fish, tomatoes, onions, and peppers?
A) Fajitas
B) Ceviche
C) Moqueca
D) Paella
The correct answer is C) Moqueca.
What is the largest parade group in the Brazilian carnival?
A) Piñata school
B) Samba School
C) Rio group
D) Idk lowkey
B) Samba school
T OR F:
Brazil's homiceide rate: 28 homicides per 80,000 residents
False.
Why building relationships with the locals important to help your spouse adapt and cope with moving to Brazil?
This is because joining a community is an important part of Brazilian culture and can help your spouse feel less alienated.
T or F: There are not many places in Brazil to visit if you want to have a good time.
F
5) What challenges might one face when transitioning into Brazil's lively and bright culture?
A)Transitioning into Brazil's lively and bright culture is easy and does not present any challenges.
B) Brazil's culture is dull and uneventful, making it hard for outsiders to adjust.
C) Brazil's culture is not a factor to consider when transitioning into the country.
D)Brazil also has a very lively and bright culture, which has seen be to be difficult to transition into.
D).
What is the significance of the different colors and costumes worn by performers in Brazilian carnival parades?
A. The colors and costumes represent the different regions of Brazil.
B. The colors and costumes are chosen based on personal preference of the performers.
C. The colors and costumes have no particular significance.
D. The colors and costumes represent historical events or cultural traditions.
D. The colors and costumes represent historical events or cultural traditions.
1. What is the history behind the Brazilian Carnival, and what are some of the most popular Carnival celebrations in Brazil?
A) The Brazilian Carnival is a modern celebration that originated in Brazil and is influenced by European traditions only.
B) The Brazilian Carnival has its roots in a combination of African, indigenous, and European traditions and started as a celebration before the Catholic season of Lent.
C) The Brazilian Carnival is a religious festival celebrated only in the city of Rio de Janeiro.
D) The Brazilian Carnival is celebrated in small towns and villages across Brazil, but not in any of the major cities.
B) The Brazilian Carnival has its roots in a combination of African, indigenous, and European traditions and started as a celebration before the Catholic season of Lent.
What counseling can help reconcile and help your spouse adapt to moving to a country like Brazil?
couples counseling
It costs 40 reals to eat at a higher-end restaurant.
True