How to Be a Gentleman Quiz

What is the proper way to place your napkin when leaving the table during a meal?

• Crumple it up and put it in your pocket

• Place it on your chair

• Throw it on the floor

• Leave it on the table

When is it appropriate to start eating at a formal dinner?

• As soon as you sit down at the table

• When everyone else has finished eating

• When the dessert is served

• When the host or hostess begins to eat or gives the signal to start.

What is the appropriate distance to stand from someone when having a conversation?

• Standing right next to them

• 3 to 6 feet (1 to 2 meters)

• 10 to 15 feet

• 1 to 2 feet

How should you react if someone asks for personal space?

• Laugh and invade their personal space even more

• Tell them they are being ridiculous and ignore their request

• Ask them why they need personal space and make them feel uncomfortable

• Respect their request and give them the space they need.

When should you hold the door open for someone?

• When they are far away and you have to wait a long time

• Never, it's their responsibility to open the door

• Only if they are carrying something heavy

• When they are walking closely behind you or in a polite social setting.

What is the polite way to enter a room ahead of someone else?

• Slam the door in their face and enter first

• Ignore them and walk in without acknowledging their presence

• Push them out of the way and enter first

• Hold the door open and allow them to enter first

What is considered appropriate attire for a formal event?

• Sweatpants and a hoodie

• A suit and tie for men, and a formal dress or gown for women

• Jeans and a t-shirt

• Shorts and flip flops

How should you dress for a casual gathering with friends?

• Costume or cosplay outfit

• Pajamas and slippers

• Formal business attire

• Comfortable and relaxed clothing

What is an example of using polite language when asking for something?

• Give me the salt now!

• Could you please pass me the salt?

• Pass the salt, idiot!

• I need the salt, hurry up!

How should you adjust your tone when speaking to someone in a position of authority?

• Interrupt and talk over them

• Use informal language and slang

• Be respectful and professional

• Speak loudly and assertively