Question 1

Islamic and Western business values are very similar.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Turkish and American work values, as defined by Geert Hofstede, are quite similar, especially their orientation to task versus relationship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 3

There is a strong emphasis on ethics in Islamic business because the Prophet Mohammed was a businessman before he was called by God.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

The Te (Extraverted Thinking) communication style predominantly characteristic of American, British, Australian, and German national characters is:

Accepted Answer

A) Very similar to all Middle Eastern nations' predominant communication styles for which data are available. 
B) Similar only to that preferred by Turkish, Israeli, and Iraqi national characters. 
C) Similar only to the communication style preferred by the Saudi Arabian national character. 
D) Very different from all Middle Eastern predominant communication styles for which data are available. 
A) Very similar to all Middle Eastern nations' predominant communication styles for which data are available. 
B) Similar only to that preferred by Turkish, Israeli, and Iraqi national characters. 
C) Similar only to the communication style preferred by the Saudi Arabian national character. 
D) Very different from all Middle Eastern predominant communication styles for which data are available.

Question 5

The Si (Introverted Sensing) problem-solving style predominantly characteristic of
American, British, Canadian, Australian, and German national characters is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Very similar to all Middle Eastern nations’ predominant problem-solving styles for
which data are available. 
B)  Similar only to that preferred by the Saudi Arabian and Turkish national
characters. 
C)  Similar only to that preferred by the Israeli national character. 
D)  Similar only to that preferred by the Iranian national character. 
E)  Very different from all Middle Eastern predominant problem-solving styles for
which data are available. 
A)  Very similar to all Middle Eastern nations’ predominant problem-solving styles for
which data are available. 
B)  Similar only to that preferred by the Saudi Arabian and Turkish national
characters. 
C)  Similar only to that preferred by the Israeli national character. 
D)  Similar only to that preferred by the Iranian national character. 
E)  Very different from all Middle Eastern predominant problem-solving styles for
which data are available.

Question 6

Arab culture is characteristic of all the countries in the Middle East except Israel.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Islamic and Western business values are very similar.

Turkish and American work values, as defined by Geert Hofstede, are quite similar, especially their orientation to task versus relationship.

There is a strong emphasis on ethics in Islamic business because the Prophet Mohammed was a businessman before he was called by God.

The Te (Extraverted Thinking) communication style predominantly characteristic of American, British, Australian, and German national characters is:

The Si (Introverted Sensing) problem-solving style predominantly characteristic of American, British, Canadian, Australian, and German national characters is:

Arab culture is characteristic of all the countries in the Middle East except Israel.

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Exam 6: Doing Business in the Middle East

Islamic and Western business values are very similar.

Turkish and American work values, as defined by Geert Hofstede, are quite similar, especially their orientation to task versus relationship.

There is a strong emphasis on ethics in Islamic business because the Prophet Mohammed was a businessman before he was called by God.

The Te (Extraverted Thinking) communication style predominantly characteristic of American, British, Australian, and German national characters is:

The Si (Introverted Sensing) problem-solving style predominantly characteristic of American, British, Canadian, Australian, and German national characters is:

Arab culture is characteristic of all the countries in the Middle East except Israel.

Global Leaders and Intercultural Communications

Global Leaders Learning in Response to Change

Motivating the Global Workforce

Global Business Ethics

International Strategy in a Global Business Environment

Doing Business in East Asia

Doing Business in South and Southeast Asia, and Australia

Doing Business in Canada and the United States

Navigating Intercultural Environments: Concepts and Strategies

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