Manners Matter: Part 2: First Impressions

The video begins with a story about Kobe Bryant's dedication to practice, emphasizing the importance of giving 100% effort in practice to succeed in games and life. It then transitions to teaching about first impressions, highlighting the significance of posture and handshakes in forming positive opinions. The video provides practical tips on improving these skills to prepare for future interactions in personal and professional settings.

What was the main reason Kobe Bryant was upset during the practice session?

• The practice was canceled.

• The coach was not present.

• His teammates were not giving their best effort.

• He was injured during the session.

How does the speaker relate middle school to life?

• Middle school is a practice ground for future challenges.

• Middle school is a time to relax and have fun.

• Middle school is only about academic learning.

• Middle school is irrelevant to future success.

What does the speaker suggest about practicing life skills now?

• It is unnecessary until high school.

• It helps you become a master in the future.

• It is only important for sports.

• It is a waste of time.

What is a key factor in making a good first impression?

• Wearing expensive clothes.

• Having a loud voice.

• Maintaining good posture.

• Carrying a lot of books.

Why is it important to practice making a good first impression?

• It helps in making friends easily.

• It ensures success in every situation.

• It prepares you for important future interactions.

• It makes you look more attractive.

What is the first step in executing a proper handshake?

• Using a very firm grip.

• Extending your hand with a web-to-web aim.

• Avoiding eye contact.

• Shaking hands for a long time.

What should you avoid when giving a handshake?

• Smiling slightly.

• Using a weak grip.

• Making eye contact.

• Saying hello.