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Cadet Etiquette Test

Total questions: 76

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

When introducing 2 people you should introduce the older party first.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

2.

Define: the sense of taste -

a)

stilted

b)

comradeship

c)

palate

d)

place cards

3.

A _________ is name card for a formal dinner.

a)

curtly

b)

protocol

c)

dinning-in

d)

place cards

4.

It is okay to chew gum while on the phone.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

5.

Slender pointed parts of a fork; prongs:

a)

tiles

b)

times

c)

tines

d)

tikes

6.

Per the lesson, Before a polite dinner guest touches anything, what is normally given before the meals are consumed?

a)

blessing or invocation

b)

prayer and communion

c)

blessing or immunity

d)

tithes

7.

When you are rude and abrupt in your speech or manner, you are acting:

a)

etiquette

b)

curtly

c)

place cards

d)

sorbet

8.

It is acceptable to place one elbow on the table while you are eating.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

9.

The term "Dining In" indicates a formal dinner to which only Military members have been invited.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

10.

Per the lesson, Dining-Ins from Roman practice were banquets to celebrate ____________________.

a)

previous war and next war

b)

next battle and victory

c)

victory and parade the spoils of war

d)

the loss of war and Soldiers

11.

R.S.V.P is French for

a)

Respnde s-il'vous plait

b)

Respondez s'il vous plait

c)

Respond de vouc plait

d)

Regitster Special Very Important People

12.

Per the lesson, which of these forks are not real.

a)

salad

b)

dessert

c)

dinner

d)

bread

13.

Comradeship -

a)

rudely brief or abrupt

b)

the company and friendship of others

c)

sincere affection and kindness

d)

of or appropriate to war

14.

Group of people including the host and honored guests, who stand in line and welcome guests.

a)

reporting line

b)

recruiting line

c)

reception line

d)

receiving line

15.

Use of wireless phones during social gatherings is not appropriate.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

16.

The fork belongs on the left side of the plate.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

17.

Etiquette:

a)

a customary code of polite behavior in a society

b)

prong or sharp point on a fork

c)

dessert consisting of frozen juice or flavored water

d)

exclusive possession of something

18.

You have a month to complete writing thank you cards.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

19.

What is the man's position while walking with along a curb?

a)

curbside

b)

near the building

c)

in front of her

d)

behind her

20.

Is it appropriate to ask for a "doggy bag" during a formal occasion?

a)

No

b)

Yes

21.

When trying to finish soup, tip the bowl toward you to fill the spoon.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

22.

A gentleman walking with a lady should walk curbside.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

23.

When eating messy foods such as BBQ Ribs or fried chicken, it is okay to tuck your napkin under your chin.

a)

Agree

b)

Disagree

24.

Per the lesson - A formal military dinner to which non-military guests are invited:

a)

Military Ball

b)

Dining-In

c)

Dining-Out

d)

Prom

25.

True or False: As a general rule when making introductions, introduce juniors to seniors (in age and rank).

a)

False

b)

True

26.

You should not ________ or take control of a conversation.

a)

stilted

b)

repast

c)

dining-in

d)

monopolize

27.

Traditionally, a/an ________ is a man who attends a social affair without an escort.

a)

receiving line

b)

etiquette

c)

stag

d)

curtly

28.

Surname:

a)

nickname

b)

hereditary name given to all members of a family

c)

your given name

d)

exclusive possession of something

29.

If you do not normally speak in a ________ or flowery language, you should not write in that way in a thank you note.

a)

repast

b)

protocol

c)

martial

d)

stilted

30.

A six course meal, may include soup, fish, sorbet, salad, an entrée and _____________.

a)

dinner roll

b)

dessert

c)

dumpling

d)

Danish dill pickles

31.

Break your individual servings of bread, rolls and large biscuits into small pieces before buttering and eating them.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

Where should place your napkin if you must leave the table during dinner?

a)

Over your plate

b)

Near your plate

c)

On your chair

d)

Cover your glass

33.

The lesson tells us that there are two styles of eating:

a)

American and British

b)

American and Canadian

c)

American and Haitian

d)

American and European

34.

The lesson tells us to rest our knives and forks what position when not in use:

a)

10:00 to 4:00 position

b)

12:00 to 6:00 position

c)

9:00 to 3:00 position

d)

11:00 to 5:00 position

35.

All cadets should wear a ________ dress shirt under their uniform coat to the ball.

a)

grey

b)

green

c)

black

d)

white

36.

The Military Ball is considered a _______________.

a)

Dining-In

b)

Dining-Out

37.

What does the number of pieces of silverware indicate?

a)

length of the dinner

b)

formality of the dinner

c)

number of courses

d)

specific menu items

38.

When having soup you should ____________________

a)

scoop away from you

b)

scoop towards you

c)

tilt the bowl towards you scooping with the spoon

d)

tilt the bowl towards you and drink out of it

39.

Is it appropriate for a gentleman to shake hands with gloves on?

a)

No

b)

Yes

40.

When a woman leaves the table, the man that seated her does what?

a)

continue eating

b)

acknowledges her departure

c)

rises

d)

sits and acknowledges her

41.

When passing salt and pepper to your tablemate, how should they be passed?

a)

separately

b)

together

42.

Respondez s'il vous plait is a French word that means:

a)

reply later

b)

reply please

c)

please reply

d)

reply now

43.

When writing thank you notes or invitations, how do you write 3/9/18?

a)

03 for March

b)

March 9, 2018

c)

March 03

d)

3/9/18

44.

A code of precedence in rank and status and correct procedure in ceremonies:

a)

martial

b)

etiquette

c)

comradeship

d)

protocol

45.

Of or relating to Army or military life:

a)

protocol

b)

martial

c)

sorbet

d)

stag

46.

Is it correct protocol to raise an empty glass during the toast?

a)

No

b)

Yes

47.

A fruit flavored ice served for dessert or in between courses to cleanse your palate.

a)

gum

b)

protocol

c)

mints

d)

sorbet

48.

When not using your knife and fork separate them across from each other at the top of the plate with the knife at the top and fork at the bottom. This is called (two word answer only)

(a)  

49.

Per the new LET I book, place in order the Receiving Line:

a)

Host

1.

1

b)

Guest Speaker

2.

2

c)

Spouse of Host, when there's a guest speaker

3.

3

d)

The next ranking guest with his or her spouse/guest

4.

4

e)

Honored Guest(s)

5.

5

50.

TRUSE OR FALSE

Is this Table Setting Correct?

a)

True

b)

False

51.

Which rule should follow when receiving awards or recognition? Offer the ______ hand to receive the award.

a)

Left

b)

Right

52.

It is polite to RSVP to an invitation within ______ days.

a)

two to three

b)

five to six

c)

seven to ten

53.

(a)   are widespread customs accepted as socially correct ways of acting.

54.

Two proper names of Military Social occasions per the lesson are:

a)

Dining-In

Dining-Out

b)

Dinning-In

Dinning-Out

c)

Military-In

Military-Out

d)

Quinceañera

Sweet 16

55.

The lesson informs us that manners are based on kindness, respect, thoughtfulness, and (a)   .

56.

Introductions at formal settings such as the Military Ball, are done during the (a)  

57.

Per the lesson in the Receiving Line, does the Guest Speaker stand before the Host's spouse?

a)

True

b)

False

58.

The customary rule "ladies first" should be followed upon all occasions except in the (a)   or diplomatic visits. Hint - Content highlight in the lesson.

59.

Using one of the lesson's key words - Mr. Mangan will considered a (a)   at our Military Ball.

60.

Introductions: If SFC (R) Craig was a member of Congress, how do you address him? Hint three word answer - do not forget the word "or" separating the answer.

(a)  

61.

Introductions: A Catholic priest is known as (a)  

62.

The lesson informs us that a Jewish Rabbi is introduced as (a)   .

63.

What kind of introduction is this? "Suzie, this is Pete".

a)

Informal

b)

Formal

64.

During introductions, continuing to use your cellphone is considered rude.

a)

True

b)

False

65.

True or False: you should maintain eye contact during a handshake.

a)

True

b)

False

66.

Should a man in uniform wearing his beret, remove it when shaking a woman's hand outside?

a)

Yes

b)

No

67.

A gentlemen should not be seated until all the ladies at his table are seated.

a)

True

b)

False

68.

We should not touch anything on the table including a napkin until the (a)   or invocation is given.

69.

The POW-MIA Ceremony is a solemn remembrance for men and women in all six (6) branches that were POW or missing in action. What does POW stand for?

(a)  

70.

The lesson informs us about the two resting positions of our silverware. Name them, do not forget the word "and" no need to use the word position.

(a)  

71.

True or False: break your individual servings of bread, rolls, and large biscuits into small pieces before buttering and eating them, one piece at a time.

a)

True

b)

False

72.

Rachelle is leaving the table to use the bathroom and is not finished eating the main course. Where does she place the napkin?

a)

Place the napkin on your chair

b)

Place the napkin on the right of your plate

73.

Luz is done eating her main course at the Military Ball. Where does she place her napkin?

a)

In her chair

b)

On the right of her plate

74.

RSVP, a French expression means:

(a)  

75.

What dress wear am I describing - male cadets service dress, suit or tuxedo, female guests wear an evening gown?

(a)  

76.

Match these styles of wear:

a)

Formal

1.

evening gowns, service uniform, suits

b)

Informal

2.

sport coat and tie, daytime dress

c)

Casual

3.

nice slacks, sports shirt, sundress