Table Etiquette

Which of the following is a proper manner when having a conversation during the meal? 

• Talking and eating at the same time.

• Keeping eye contact with the person you are addressing.

• Making any comments about the meal, positive or negative.

• Talking about sensitive topics.

In South Korea, don’t eat before invited first by the elder

• TRUE

• FALSE

A knowledge of ___________________ is essential at formal occasions.

• lavishly

• mortified

• spectacle

• etiquette

Which of the following is considered good table etiquette?

• Talking with your mouth full

• Chewing with your mouth closed

• Reaching across the table for food

• Using your phone at the table

In a formal dining setting, where should the napkin be placed when you leave the table temporarily?

• On the chair

• On the table

• In your lap

• In your pocket

What is the correct way to signal that you have finished eating in a formal setting?

• Place the fork and knife parallel on the plate

• Cross the fork and knife on the plate

• Leave the fork and knife on the table

• Hold the fork and knife in your hands

Which of the following sentences is grammatically correct?

• He don't have no manners at the table.

• She doesn't have any manners at the table.

• They doesn't have no manners at the table.

• We don't has no manners at the table.

What does the word 'etiquette' mean in the context of dining?

• A type of food

• A set of rules for polite behavior

• A style of cooking

• A dining utensil

Identify the sentence with correct punctuation:

• "Please pass the salt" said John.

• "Please pass the salt," said John.

• "Please pass the salt". said John.

• "Please pass the salt", said John.

Which of the following is NOT a part of table etiquette?

• Using utensils properly

• Speaking politely

• Interrupting others

• Waiting for everyone to be served before eating