Etiquette and Manners Quiz

What is a dignitary?

• A person of great self-importance.

• A tributary linked by man-made canal.

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

• A great athlete.

What is a dining in?

• An antique table often used for formal meals.

• A faux antique table with a veneer of formality.

• A formal dinner for non-military invited guests.

• A formal dinner for members of the military only.

What is a dining out?

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

• A formal dinner for members of the military only.

• A formal fondue dinner for girlfriends and in-laws.

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

What is the definition of etiquette?

• A style of wood flooring similar to parquet.

• A type of ornamental shoulder piece or decoration used as insignia of rank

• A code of behavior made famous by Jack Nicklaus.

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

What are manners?

• Masculine features emulated by professional wrestlers.

• Country houses thats served as the administrative centre of a manor

• Socially correct ways to display masulinity.

• Socially correct ways of acting as shown in widespread customs.

What does it mean to monopolize?

• To vertically integrate an industry to control all aspects of production.

• A board game based on Atlantic City real estate

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

• To not let anyone else get a word in edge wise.

What is a place card?

• A name card for informal dinners.

• A name card for festive occasions.

• A name card for use in espionage.

• A name card for a formal dinner.

What is a receiving line?

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

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

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

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

What does RSVP mean?

• A German expression that means "please reply" to let a host know if you will or will not be attending

• An English expression that means "please reply" to let a host know if you will or will not be attending

• A French expression that means "please reply" to let a host know if your shingles are acting up.

• A French expression that means "please reply" to let a host know if you will or will not be attending

What is the definition of stilted?

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

• Limp, goofy, overly dignified, pompous, or artificial language

• Stifled, lofted, barely dignified, onorous, or authentic language

• Stifler, looted, undignified, malodorous, or inauthentic language