Thursday, 2/29 - Do Now Dinner Etiquette

What is an appropriate topic to discuss during dinner?

• Sports statistics, celebrity gossip, or controversial topics

• Current events, personal experiences, or future plans

How should you respond when the host compliments the food?

• Ignore the compliment and change the subject

• Tell the host the food was terrible

• Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

• Ask the host to leave

Why is it important to engage in conversation with other guests?

• It is important to engage in conversation with other guests to build relationships, exchange ideas, gain new perspectives, and create a welcoming atmosphere.

• To isolate oneself

• To avoid socializing

• To ignore others

When should you thank the host for the dinner?

• During the meal

• A week later

• The day after

• Before leaving or the next day

What is the best way to show appreciation for the meal?

• Ignore the meal and leave without saying anything

• Complain about the lack of variety in the meal

• Thank the cook or host sincerely and express gratitude for the effort and delicious food.

• Criticize the food and point out all the flaws

Is it polite to ask for seconds during dinner?

• No, it is impolite to ask for seconds during dinner.

• Yes, it is polite to ask for seconds during dinner.

• It depends on the host, but generally no.

• Asking for seconds is considered rude.

How can you politely excuse yourself from the table?

• I'm bored, I'm leaving.

• Excuse me, I need to step away for a moment.

• Sorry, I have to go to the bathroom.

• I need to take this call, be right back.

Should you offer to help with cleaning up after dinner?

• Only if forced

• Maybe

• Yes

• No

What should you do if you accidentally spill something during dinner?

• Clean up the spill with a napkin or towel and apologize for the accident.

• Ignore the spill and continue eating

• Laugh at the mess and make fun of it

• Blame someone else for the spill

Why is it important to listen actively during dinner conversations?

• To interrupt and talk over others

• To show respect, build stronger relationships, understand others' perspectives, and contribute meaningfully to the discussion.

• To dominate the conversation and show off knowledge

• To ignore others and focus on personal interests