1. The Japanese term Shikata (the plural is kata) can be defined as:
a. Rule
b. Friendliness
c. Spirit
d. Peace
e. War
2. The Japanese concept of Wa can be translated as:
a. Good heartedness
b. Collectivism
c. Spirit training
d. Harmony
e. Heaven
3. What is a lagom?
a. Day fine
b. Red-tape Sweden
c. Middle-road
d. Everyman’s right
4. In Japan when an individual says what the group expects, the term to describe it is:
a. Tatamae
b. Honne
c. Sabi
d. Wabi
e. Kreng cai
5. Hofstede’s definition of the dimension of masculinity-femininity can be described as a national culture’s degree of:
a. Good-heartedness
b. Risk taking
c. Long-term time horizon
d. Assertiveness
e. Entrepreneurship
6. The GLOBE scales (one each for values and practices) that reflect the greatest differences between values and practices in the 62 national cultures are in the area of:
a. Individualism-collectivism
b. Power distance
c. Masculinity or assertiveness
d. Short-term to long-term time orientation
e. Uncertainty avoidance