1- What’s a cultural tradition from another part of the world that you’ve always found interesting or inspiring?

2- Have you ever experienced a culture shock? How did it change your perspective on your own culture?

3- Have you ever participated in a cultural celebration from a culture different from your own? What was your experience like?

4- What’s something unique about your culture that you wish more people knew about?

5- How does your culture celebrate major life events (e.g., weddings, births, funerals)? How do these celebrations compare to other cultures you’ve learned about?

6- Are there any misconceptions about your culture that you often encounter? How do you respond to them?

7- How does food play a role in your culture? Do you have any significant favourite dishes in your family or community?

8- In what ways do you think cultural traditions are important to keep alive? Are there any you’ve chosen to keep or let go?

9- How do you think a country’s historical events shape its culture and values?

10- What role do festivals and holidays play in keeping a culture alive? Are there any international festivals you would like to attend?

To test participants' knowledge of different cultures while having fun guessing which statements are false.

Instructions:

1. Each participant searches up a culture and takes turns sharing three statements about the culture. Two of the statements should be true, and one should be a lie.

2. The rest of the group will guess which statement is the lie.

3. After the guesses, the person reveals the correct answer and shares any interesting facts about the cultural truths.

Example Statements:

1. Japan:

   • People in Japan eat KFC as a popular Christmas meal. (True)

   • In Japan, it’s common to tip waiters in restaurants. (Lie)

   • Japan has vending machines that sell fresh eggs. (True)