Polite or Impolite Quiz

Using polite language in conversations: What is an example of a polite way to ask for something?

• Give me the salt now!

• I need the salt, hurry up!

• Could you please pass me the salt?

• Pass me the salt, idiot!

Using polite language in conversations: How can you politely decline an invitation?

• Sorry, I don't feel like going.

• I'm not interested in coming, thanks.

• Thank you so much for the invitation, but I already have plans for that day.

• I have better things to do than attend your event.

Using polite language in conversations: What is a polite way to interrupt someone in a conversation?

• Excuse me

• Hey, stop talking

• Shut up

• I don't care, let me speak

Using polite language in conversations: How can you politely ask for someone's attention?

• Oi, pay attention!

• Excuse me

• Hey, listen up!

• Yo, look at me!

Examples of impolite behavior: What is an example of impolite behavior in a classroom setting?

• Talking loudly while the teacher is speaking

• Asking questions when the teacher is explaining

• Taking notes quietly

• Sleeping during class

Examples of impolite behavior: How can interrupting someone while they are speaking be considered impolite?

• It helps to keep the conversation flowing smoothly

• It shows that the person is very interested in the conversation

• It demonstrates good listening skills

• It shows a lack of respect for the other person's thoughts and opinions.

Examples of impolite behavior: What is an example of impolite behavior while using technology?

• Playing music without headphones in a library

• Ignoring someone while texting

• Talking loudly on the phone in a quiet area

• Using speakerphone in a crowded area

Cultural differences in politeness: How does the concept of personal space vary across different cultures?

• The concept of personal space varies across different cultures.

• Personal space is only important in Western cultures

• Cultural differences have no impact on personal space

• Personal space is the same in all cultures

Cultural differences in politeness: What are some cultural differences in greeting customs?

• High-fives, fist bumps, chest bumps

• Waving, nodding, pointing

• Hugging, patting on the back, slapping on the shoulder

• Bowing, handshakes, cheek kissing

Cultural differences in politeness: How do different cultures express gratitude in different ways?

• Various ways such as bowing, saying thank you, giving gifts, or performing acts of service

• Ignoring the person who helped them

• Shouting and making loud noises

• Rolling their eyes and walking away