1. When dealing with proxemics as a silent language of culture, what is the issue of most concern?
(a) How people use the spoken word to communicate.
(b) How people use nonverbal to communicate.
(c) How people use time to communicate.
(d) How people use space to communicate.
2. In cultures, members tend to do one thing at a time; in cultures, members tend to do many things at once.
(a) monochronic; polychronic
(b) universal; particular
(c) collectivist; individualist
(d) neutral; affective

2. When a foreign visitor to India attends a dinner and criticizes as “primitive” the local custom of eating with one’s fingers, he or she can be described as acting in a/an way.
(a) culturally intelligent 

(b) polychronic
(c) monochronic

(d) ethnocentric
12. In a high-context culture we would expect to find.
(a) low uncertainty avoidance
(b) high power distance
(c) use of monochronic time
(d) emphasis on nonverbal and verbal communication