Answers To: Go On And Make Me! By Terri Morrison and Wayne A. Conaway © Copyright 2004, All Rights Reserved A. Giri means duty or sense of obligation, and motivates much of Japanese life. Kanban is an advertisement, while zaibatsu is a network of companies. (None of these words translates exactly.) False. If they get sick, they probably worry about how it will affect their jobs. B. Family is the highest priority. True A. Saudi Arabia is a theocracy. Banks, like individuals, are subject to Islamic precepts. False. Most English find it curious how US executives can't cope with aging, and would not consider their opportunity for promotion enhanced by a facelift or tummy tuck. A. Certificates are not too impressive, and tuition is free in Sweden, but quality of life (i.e.: a big vacation) is key. False. The French, oui; the Aussies, no. B. Many meetings in Asia may seem ceremonial, but the good of the group -- reaching a consensus -- is often the primary goal. D. Many cultures view time as flexible, but white South Africans have inherited their English and Dutch ancestors' insistence on punctuality. Bonus question from April 15 quiz. Italians are notorious for their hatred of name brands. False. Italians are exceedingly aware of designer labels and name brands.