
Gentleman's Club Meeting
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8th Grade
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Gentleman's Club Meeting
Agenda:
Respecting a Speaker
Gentleman's Questionnaire
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1.When a speaker is presenting, it is essential to give your full attention. Nothing else matters but what they are attempting to share. Listening is a sign of respect. It shows that you value what the speaker has to say.
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2.Avoid and ignore all distractions, no exceptions of any sort. (Refrain from cell phone usage, side-bar conversation, any outburst of any sort)
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3.Show active interest when listening to the speaker, sit upright in your chair. Ask extensive questions that may possibly increase the depth of knowledge of the subject, in which will "soothe" the speaker in delivery.
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4.When asking questions, please ask the question to your self initially before asking aloud. Make sure the question has not already been addressed in their presentation. Take mental notes.
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5.Be sure to recall what the speaker says initially when you are asking a question... For example, You stated that you were a graduate of Harvard majored in education, what advice do you have a high school senior who wants to join that same path?
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Multiple Choice
Your butter plate is always to the right of your plate.
True or False
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Your water glass is always to the left of your plate.
True or False
True
False
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Multiple Choice
You should begin eating when everyone at your table has been served..
True or False
True
False
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Multiple Choice
You should butter your entire roll before you eat it.
True or False
True
False
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Multiple Choice
You should never put your elbows on the table while eating.
True or False
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Its okay for a man to throw his tie over his shoulder when he eats.
True or False
True
False
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Multiple Choice
If you find hair in your food, as a gentleman, you must warn each and every customer about the matter so it won't happen to anyone else.
True or False
True
False
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Multiple Choice
When asking a young lady on a date, who should be prepared to pay?
A. The man
B. The lady
C. Whoever initially asks for the date
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Multiple Choice
Fill in the blank.
When you place your fork and knife at the ___ position, it means you have finished eating and the waiter can take your plate.
top of your plate
Crossed position
3:15 position
bottom of your plate
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Multiple Choice
Dutch treat means you will pay for the meal.
True or False
True
False
Gentleman's Club Meeting
Agenda:
Respecting a Speaker
Gentleman's Questionnaire
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