Unit 4 - Subway Etiquette

Unit 4 - Subway Etiquette

rude (adjective)

• not polite

• It is rude if you don't say "please" and "thank you".

to rely on (verb)

• to expect something or someone to work right

• I rely on google translate to translate difficult words.

to block (verb)

• to stand in the way

• A chair blocked the door and I couldn't get out.

elderly (adjective)

• old

• You should give you seat to an elderly person on the train.

Fill in the Blanks

My grandmother is not young. She is

Multiple Choice

When you are on the train, you should not _________ the doors.

• rely on

• block

Fill in the Blanks

In western culture, it is not polite to eat with your mouth open. It is

.

to make eye contact with (expression)

• to look someone in the eyes

• When you give a speech, you need to make eye contact with the audience.

pole (noun)

• a long piece of metal for holding on to

• On the bus, you should hold on to the pole.

to sneeze

• to blow air through your nose suddenly

• Please cover your nose and mouth when you sneeze.

Multiple Choice

I ___________ the train when I go to work every day.

• pole

• rely on

• block

• make eye contact with

Multiple Choice

I am shy so it is difficult to _____________ people.

• block

• sneeze

• make eye contact with

Fill in the Blanks

When I am sick, sometimes I

to blow your nose (expression)

• to clean your nose with a tissue when you have a cold

• Could I have a tissue? I need to blow my nose.

to enforce (verb)

• to make sure people do something they are supposed to do

• Mr. Watson enforces KLAS rules.

civilized (adjective)

• organized so that people are nice to each other and take care of each other.

• Japan is a civilized country.

Multiple Choice

The police drive around and __________ the laws.

• enforce

• civilized

• make eye contact with

Multiple Choice

what is the correct spelling?

• civalized

• civilised

• civilized

Fill in the Blanks

If you stand on the bus, it is a good idea to hold the

Multiple Choice

The game was not violent. Everyone worked together and had a nice time. It was very __________

• enforce

• rely on

• civilized

etiquette (noun)

• polite ways of behaving

• When we travel, we need to learn the etiquette of the peoplpe.

manners (noun)

• a set of politeness rules

• She has very good manners when she is at a restaurant.

polite / impolite (adjectives)

• having good / bad manners

• She always says please and thank you. She is very polite.

to greet (verb)

• to say hello

• KLAS students often greet each other in the halls.

Fill in the Blanks

If you have bad manners, you are

Multiple Choice

It is good _________ to take off your shoes before you enter the house.

• pole

• enforce

• manners

Multiple Choice

After you sneeze, you might need to _________

• block

• greet

• blow your nose

Fill in the Blanks

When you see me on the street, please

me and say hello.

Poll

It is important to greet your seniors in the halls.

• yes

• no