1. Walking under a ladder is not advisable. But if you do have to walk underneath one, how do you protect yourself from danger in Western Europe? by spitting on your shoes and not looking back until the saliva has dried by clapping your hands and singing by whistling a song by walking backwards

2. In China opening an umbrella inside the house will lead to what? thirty days of rain the death of a parent seven years of bad luck winning a lotery

3. As a matter of common decency you don't normally put your shoes on a table, but why can't you do so in England? because it refers to hanging and is therefore not advisable because the English don't wear socks because English feet are more smelly than the feet of other nationalities because you won't be able to walk when you get up

4. Is it a good idea to buy an authentic 'kris' (a traditional dagger) in Indonesia? Yes No

5. How should you pick up a needle in Asia? with the sharp end pointing away you can't pick it up with both hands with a piece of paper

6. What should you do when you meet a cross-eyed person in the United States? stick your tongue out spit on the ground close your eyes run!

7. If you walk outside in the Netherlands and a bird does its business on your clothes it is supposed to bring good fortune. True False

8. Why do people in Hungary hang garlic next to their back door? because otherwise the whole house would smell because they don't have a front door to welcome guests with a clove to keep the vampires away

9. On a hot and sunny day in Africa, would it be allowed to hide in the shade of another person? Yes No

10. If, in one of the European Union countries, you drop a cent what should you do? pick it up and give it back to the person who dropped it whatever you wish, there are no superstitious believes associated with it kick it away ask someone else to pick it up