SOCIAL ETIQUETTE AND MANNERS U1C1L4

YOUR NAPKIN CAN BE USED TO BLOW YOUR NOSE

• TRUE

• FALSE

IF YOU NEED SOMETHING THAT IS OUT OF YOUR REACH, WHAT SHOULD YOU DO

• ASK SOMEONE TO PASS IT TO YOU

• GET UP AND GET IT YOURSELF

• ASK THE WAITER TO HAND IT TO YOU

SHOULD I TELL SOMEONE THAT THEY HAVE SOMETHING IN THEIR TEETH

• USE YOU BEST JUDGEMENT

• YES

• NO

COURSES ARE SERVED FROM THE LEFT AND REMOVED FROM THE RIGHT

• TRUE

• FALSE

EATING IN THE CONTINENTAL STYLE MEANS HOLDING THE FORK IN YOUR LEFT HAND AND THE KNIFE IN YOUR RIGHT. THEN YOU EAT WITH THE FORK STILL IN YOUR LEFT HAND, AND BOTH THE FORK AND KNIFE SHOULD REMAIN IN YOUR HANDS AT ALL TIMES.

• TRUE

• FALSE

WHAT DOD I DO IF I DROP MY FORK

• PICK IT UP

• WIPE IT OFF

• ASK THE WAITER FOR ANOTHER UNTENSIL

WHAT DO I DO IF I SPILL MY DRINK

• HANDEL IT AND FORGET ABOUT IT

• MOVE TO ANOTHER TABLE

• CALL THE WAITER

WHERE DO I PUT MY NAPKIN WHEN I LEAVE THE TABLE TEMPORARILY

• ON THE PLATE

• ON THE TABLE

• IN MY CHAIR

WHICH IS MY WATER GLASS

• THE GLASS TO MY LEFT

• THE GLASS IN THE MIDDLE

• THE GLASS ON THE RIGHT

WHAT DO I DO IF I HAVE SOMETHING FOREIGN IN MY MOUTH, SUCH AS A BONE OR GRISTLE

• USE YOUR FINGER TO GET IT OUT

• SPIT IT ON YOUR PLATE

• USE YOUR NAPKIN TO REMOVE IT