Social Etiquette and Manners (

What is a Dining-In?

• A informal dinner for members of the military

• A formal dinner for members of the military

• A formal dinner for members of the military only

• A formal dinner which non-military guests are invited

What is an Dining-Out

• A formal dinner to which non-military guests are invited

• A military party that non-military guests are invited

• A informal dinner for member for the military only

• A party for member for the military

what is etiquette?

• the socially correct way to act

• the wrong way to act

• The wrong socially correct way to act

• A code of behavior or courtesy based on rules of a polite society

What is manners?

• How a group of people treat each other?

• Socially correct ways of acting as shown in widespread customs

• The way to act in the military

• A code of behavior or courtesy based on rules

What is a receiving line?

• The guests stand in a line and wait for the host and honored guests to go down

• A party line for fun peolep

• Cards with guests names on them in a line

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

what is dignitary?

• The host or honored guests

• A person of importance or someone who holds a high office

• How a person feels before a dinner

• How unimportant someone is at a event

what are place cards?

• A name card for a formal dinner

• Name cards at a military event

• Cards at the front that have seat numbers on them

• A name card for a informal dinner

What is monopolize?

• To go step in a conversation that's not yours

• to not pay attention in a conversation

• To take exclusive ownership or control, as in conversation with others

• To have a conversation with an higher up

What is an RSPV?

• A reply saying you can not attend an event

• A reply saying you can attend an event

• A invite to an event

• a reply to let the hosts of an event you have been invited to know if you can or cannot attend

What is stilted?

• A improper way of talking

• Stiff, lofty, overly dignified, pompous, or artificial language

• Talking to someone in a lower position than you

• Talking to some on on a higher position than you