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.

Multiple Choice

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

• rely on

• block

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

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

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.

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

Poll

It is important to greet your seniors in the halls.

• yes

• no