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Froggy Jumps Toolkit China-SpainOnline version game in english by PRESSY 24 1 What Chinese cultural value might lead to delayed business negotiations? a Appreciation for punctuality b Respect for silence c Importance of personal relationships 2 Which statement best reflects Spanish business culture? a Decisions are always made by the top boss b Everyone is expected to participate in discussions c Silence means agreement 3 How do Chinese professionals often avoid direct conflict? a Raising their voice b Changing the topic c Avoiding saying “no” directly 4 What is considered inappropriate during a first meeting in Chinese culture? a Using overly casual language b Dressing well c Showing respect to authority 5 What communication style is more common in Spain? a Indirect and context-based b Direct and expressive c Quiet and reserved 6 How might a Spanish professional interpret being late without notice? a As a sign of trust b As a lack of respect c As a cultural habit 7 What does the toolkit recommend regarding non-verbal language? a Observe facial expressions and body language b Avoid eye contact c Keep hands in pockets 8 What is an important tip for Chinese professionals doing business in Spain? a Avoid sharing opinions in meetings b Always follow hierarchical protocol strictly c Be flexible, communicative, and punctual 9 What is a common Spanish expectation in meetings? a Silence is a sign of agreement b Quick decisions and open discussion c Formal rituals before starting 10 In Spain, interrupting or speaking too bluntly might: a Show leadership b Be a sign of confidence c Be considered rude 11 Why might a Chinese professional delay negotiations? a Expecting time to build a relationship first b Wanting to observe more meetings c Needing translation help 12 What non-verbal behavior is important for Chinese professionals to observe in Spain? a Dress codes b How people sit c Facial expressions and body language 13 What might happen if a Chinese professional ends a meeting too abruptly in Spain? a It would be appreciated b It could damage the relationship c It would signal success 14 According to the toolkit, what helps build effective business relationships between China and Spain? a Being firm and silent b Following rules strictly c Trust, clear communication, and flexibility

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Toolkit China-Spain

Froggy Jumps

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Toolkit China-SpainOnline version

by PRESSY 24

What Chinese cultural value might lead to delayed business negotiations?

Which statement best reflects Spanish business culture?

How do Chinese professionals often avoid direct conflict?

What is considered inappropriate during a first meeting in Chinese culture?

What communication style is more common in Spain?

How might a Spanish professional interpret being late without notice?

What does the toolkit recommend regarding non-verbal language?

What is an important tip for Chinese professionals doing business in Spain?

What is a common Spanish expectation in meetings?

In Spain, interrupting or speaking too bluntly might:

Why might a Chinese professional delay negotiations?

What non-verbal behavior is important for Chinese professionals to observe in Spain?

What might happen if a Chinese professional ends a meeting too abruptly in Spain?

According to the toolkit, what helps build effective business relationships between China and Spain?