Morals Modesty and Manners

What if you need help from someone?

• Ask them rudely

• Yell at them

• I don't know

• Say 'Please' and ask politely

What should you say when you meet a new person?

• Say 'Hi' politely

• Yell 'Hi' at their face

• Shake and hug them

• Don't say anything

What can you understand from the line

'Be a friend whose words are true'?

• You must be a friend that says True to everything they say.

• You must be a friend that says true stories about themselves.

• You must be a friend that answers true to all questions.

• You must be a friend that tells the truth and never lie.

What should you do when you want to thank someone?

• write a letter

• write an email

• write a note

• write a story

Which of the following sentences best demonstrates the use of modesty in language?

• I am the best student in the class.

• I have achieved some success in my studies.

• Everyone should admire my achievements.

• I am the only one who can solve this problem.

What is the moral lesson in the phrase 'Honesty is the best policy'?

• Always tell the truth.

• Sometimes lying is necessary.

• Honesty can be harmful.

• Truth is subjective.

Identify the sentence that correctly uses manners in a formal setting.

• Hey, give me that report.

• Could you please pass the report?

• I want that report now.

• You better hand over the report.

Which word best fits the sentence: 'Her _______ was evident in the way she spoke softly and respectfully.'

• arrogance

• modesty

• indifference

• hostility

In the context of manners, what does the phrase 'mind your P's and Q's' mean?

• Be careful with your words.

• Focus on your work.

• Ignore others.

• Speak loudly.

Which of the following is an example of a moral dilemma?

• Choosing between tea and coffee.

• Deciding whether to report a friend who cheated.

• Selecting a book to read.

• Picking a color for a new car.