Quiz on Good Manners

Good manners have been developed

• to give people more rules to learn.

• because people are mean.

• for no good reason.

• to make living together easier

You're in the middle of prayer with your friends when your cell phone rings. What do you do?

• Answer it immediately. After all, it could be important!

• Let it ring but don't answer it. You're with other people and it's not polite to have a phone conversation in front of them.

• Make sure your phone is switched off or on silent before your meeting. You can always check the messages later.

• Leave the phone at home.

When people live together, their needs and wants are

• the same.

• different.

• unusual.

• strange.

If you meet someone new and you want to show good manners, you should

• smile and say "hello."

• pretend you don't see him/her.

• stare.

• say nothing.

My friend has been playing at my house all day. It's time for him/her to go home. I should say

• "I'm glad you're leaving."

• "I'm glad you don't live around here."

• "I'm glad this day is finally over."

• "I'm glad you came."

Someone has just given you a birthday present that you don't really like. You should say

• "I didn't want this!"

• "I'm sorry!"

• "Thank you!"

• "I already have this."

An example of good manners is

• making fun of someone.

• laughing at someone.

• pointing at someone's mistake.

• treating someone kindly.

When passing closely in front of someone, it is good manners to say *

• excuse me

• move

• give way

• don't block the wa

You and your friends are having fun walking through the mall. Good manners means

• running into people.

• following the rules.

• being loud and boisterous.

• throwing waste on the floo

When you say "I'm sorry," What does your apology imply?

• What you said or did made the other person feel bad.

• You promise not to do the same thing again.

• You did not live up to your own standards.

• You feel bad for the other person.