Etiquette

You shouldn't ______ or take control of a conversation

• sorbet

• repast

• protocol

• monopolize

A formal military dinner for military members only is known as ______.

• Dining-In

• Dining-Out

• protocol

• stilted

______ is a code of behavior or courtesy based on rules of a polite society

• Dining-Out

• Etiquette

• Receiving line

• Stag

A ______ is a group of people, including the host and honored guests, who stand in line and individually welcome guests attending a social function.

• curtly

• repast

• protocol

• receiving line

______ are name cards for a formal dinner.

• Place cards

• Tines

• Stilted

• Martial

If you do not normally speak a ______ or flowery language, you should not write in that way in a thank you note.

• repast

• protocol

• martial

• stilted

A formal military dinner to which non-military guests are invited is known as ______.

• Dining-In

• comradeship

• Dining-Out

• martial

______ are widespread customs accepted as socially correct ways of acting.

• Manners

• Etiquette

• Protocol

• Foundations

A military officer, the school principal, or a government official (such as a senator or mayor), are ______ at a JROTC Cadet Ball or Dining-In event.

• hosts

• important

• dignitaries

• not invited

The response a host receives from you that tells them you will attend or not attend a function is a(n) ______.

• Dining-In

• RSVP

• good idea

• good idea