Read the text and write R for Right, W for Wrong or DS for Doesn't Say. In New Zealand, it is OK to be late for appointments. In Thailand, you should always take off your shoes before going into a house. In India, if your feet touch another person, you must say 'sorry'. In South Korea, number 4 brings bad luck. In Egypt, you shouldn't add salt to your food when you're eating in someone's home. In Mexico, you shouldn't leave your money on the counter. Travel, so they say, broadens the mind. It's always a good thing to experience different ways of life, but it's also a good idea to check the Dos and Don'ts of each country. So, just in case you're thinking of taking a world tour, here are a few tips from around the globe! ✓ In New Zealand, you should always be on time or early for all appointments. Being punctual is part of the culture. ✓ In Thailand, check to see if the host is wearing shoes. If not, you should take yours off before entering the house. ✓ In India, you mustn't show the soles of your feet or touch a person's head. ✓ In South Korea, the number 4 is unlucky. You should never give anyone a present that has got four items in it. ✓ In Germany, you shouldn't chew gum when you are talking to someone. This is very rude. ✓ In Egypt, you should leave some food on your plate or your host will think you're hungry and he'll keep tilling it up. ✓ In Mexico, when you buy something from a shop, you should put the money in the cashier's hand, not on the counter. ✓ In Russia, you shouldn't give an even number of flowers to anyone.