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True or false: In Italy, children are traditionally named after their parents' names first, followed by the grandparents' names for subsequent children.
True
True or false: In some Asian countries, a child's name is traditionally chosen by the child's grandparents.
True
True or false: Some people in Eastern Europe name their children after living relatives to protect them from the Angel of Death.
False
True or false: In many European cultures, parents typically choose their child's name based on the professional time of day of the child's birth.
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True or false: The tradition of naming children after deceased relatives is seen as a way to protect the child from the Angel of Death in Eastern Europe.
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True or false: In some Asian countries, a child's name is chosen based on the child's fortune-teller's recommendation.
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True or false: In Italy, children are traditionally named after their grandparents, beginning with the father's parents' names.
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True or false: Some parents choose their child's name based on their personal name-maker's suggestion.
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True or false: In many European cultures, names are typically chosen by the child's grandparents.
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True or false: In Eastern Europe, children are named after deceased relatives to protect them from the Angel of Death.
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Study Notes
Cultural Variations in Naming Children
- In some families, parents choose a name based on personal preference, while in others, grandparents or professionals influence the decision.
- In many European cultures, parents typically choose their child's name.
- In Italy, children are traditionally named after their grandparents, with the father's parents' names used first, and the mother's parents' names used if they have more children.
- In some Eastern European cultures, children are named after deceased relatives, believed to protect the child from the Angel of Death.
- In some Asian countries, a child's grandfather or a fortune-teller chooses the child's name.
- Traditionally, Asian cultures have a different approach to naming children compared to European cultures.
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Discover Your Name-Making Style Quiz: Find out what influences your choice of baby names. Whether it's family tradition, personal preference, or birth timing, this quiz will reveal the factors that shape your naming decisions.
