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Social Graces and Etiquette

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How should you hold your utensils?

a)

In your fist

b)

Anyway you feel comfortable holding it

c)

Use your fingers

d)

Like a pencil

2.

If you get up from the table during a meal, what do you do with a napkin?

a)

Put it on the table

b)

Take it with you

c)

Give it to someone else at the table

d)

Put it on your chair

3.
Which of the following is an appropriate way to use a napkin? 
a)
Put the napkin on your chair when leaving your seat.
b)
Using the napkin to wipe your lips.
c)
Placing the napkin in your lap as soon as you sit down.
d)
Snapping open the napkin.
4.
What type of place setting is this?
a)
Brunch Setting
b)
Informal setting
c)
Formal setting
d)
Sun setting
5.
Looking at the utensils to the right of the plate, what will be the first course served?
a)
Soup
b)
Steak
c)
Pizza
d)
Oysters
6.

Etiquette is defined as which of the following?

a)

instrument or container for cutting and carrying food

b)

wait staff who are responsible for welcoming guests, assigning tables and taking reservations

c)

learnt behaviour, custom and traditions in a family

d)

proper behavior among members of a culture or society

7.

Which way does the sharp edge of the knife blade face?

a)

inward, toward the plate

b)

outward toward the spoon

c)

It does not matter which way the sharp edge faces.

8.

What do you do if you are served something you do not like?

a)

spit it out

b)

shove it away from you

c)

take a polite bite

d)

offer it to someone else at the table

9.

How is the proper way to cut your meat?

a)

Hold the fork in your right hand; hold the knife in your left hand

b)

Use the side of the fork and your fingers to rip off a piece of meat

c)

Cut the meat with your right hand; hold the fork in your left hand

d)

Use the fork to hold the meat in place, after cutting the meat use the knife to pick it up

10.

This placement represents.....

a)

While eating

b)

Next course

c)

Meal is over

d)

Meal was great

11.

This placement represents.....

a)

Meal is over

b)

Did not enjoy meal

c)

Meal was great

d)

While eating

12.

A (a)   plate is a large, decorative base setting on top of which other dinnerware is placed during formal occasions such as catered events, weddings, upscale parties, banquets, or in fine dining restaurants.

13.

Which pieces of silverware do you use first

a)

from the inside of the plate

b)

from the outside of the plate

14.

When setting the table, where do you place your glass

a)

Above the right side of the plate

b)

Above the left side of your plate

c)

Above the center of your plate

15.

A cup and saucer are needed for an informal meal. Where should they be placed?

a)

above the dinner plate

b)

above the salad plate

c)

to the left side of the dinner plate

d)

to the right side of the dinner plate

16.

What is item 8 in the place setting?

a)

butter knife

b)

dinner knife

c)

teaspoon

d)

soup spoon

17.

When used in the table setting along with a salad plate, where should the bread-and-butter plate be placed?

a)

above the forks, to the upper left

b)

above the knife, to the upper left

c)

lower left, beside the forks

d)

toward the center, above the dinner plate

18.

An exchange student notes that meals with her host family are quite different from meals at home. What general guideline should be followed to avoid insulting the host family?

a)

ask the family to get American foods so the student can eat in another room

b)

decline to eat anything that looks unfamiliar

c)

eat with the same rules as followed at home

d)

watch the host or hostess and follow how he/she eats

19.

A salad is served as a first course, and the main part of the meal will be served later. Two forks are part of the place setting. Good table manners guidelines indicate that a person should use what utensil to eat the salad?

a)

fork farthest from the plate

b)

fork next to the plate

c)

largest fork

d)

small fork above the plate

20.

What should a person do to have a pleasant dining experience?

a)

cut his/her food into small bites and chew with one's mouth closed

b)

lay his/her fork on top of the refolded napkin to indicate one is finished eating

c)

text his/her friends throughout the meal as one sits while at the dinner table

d)

refold his/her napkin and lay it over the knife and spoon to indicate one is ready to talk