Question

question 10 (1 point)
stores, banks, the post office, and many government offices in hispanic countries close for a few hours in the early afternoon and resume business and stay open until early evening.
true
false
question 11 (1 point)
in hispanic countries, manual labor:
is highly respected.
is generally disrespected.
is admired by middle and upper classes.
is considered a sign of manhood.
question 12 (2 points)
with respect to law, hispanics in their countries:
blindly accept and submit to authority and control.
closely adhere to laws and regulations.
always make room for interpretation of the law and rationalization.
are presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

Explanation:

Question 10

In Hispanic countries, it's common for businesses and offices to close for a siesta (mid - day break) in the early afternoon and then reopen until early evening. So the statement is true.

In Hispanic cultures, manual labor is highly respected. The other options: being generally disrespected goes against cultural norms; middle and upper classes don't typically admire manual labor in a way that's the norm for respect of manual labor; and it's not considered a sign of manhood.

Hispanic legal and cultural norms often involve a more flexible approach to law, making room for interpretation and rationalization. Blindly submitting to authority, closely adhering without flexibility, and the "innocent until proven guilty" is more of a Western legal (especially Anglo - American) concept, not typical of Hispanic legal - cultural approaches.

Answer:

True

Question 11