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WorksheetsRangers Etiquette
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
When does the well-mannered person start eating at a small dinner party of 6 or fewer guests?
a.Whenever you feel like it, depending on how hungry you are.
After everyone else has been served and the hostess has begun.
As soon as you are served your food.
When does the well-mannered person start eating at a large dinner party?
After everyone has been served and the hostess has begun.
After 4 or 5 have been served, or the hostess says, "Please go ahead, so the food won't get cold."
As soon as you get your food.
Do you ever place your elbows on the table?
No, never!
Yes, when you are tired.
Never while you are eating, but perhaps while resting between courses or conversing at the end of the meal.
Where do you leave your napkin/serviette throughout the meal?
on your lap
under your chin
tied around your neck
on the table
What do you do with your napkin/serviette when you leave the table?
You refold it the same way you found it.
You wad it up and put it on your chair.
You lay it in loose folds beside your plate.
How do you pass a jug?
You hand it to the next person with the handle turned toward that person.
You set it on the table in front of the next person.
The same way you hand a glass.
What do you do if the hostess serves food you don't like?
You take some, but hide it in your napkin/serviette.
You tell her that you won't eat any of that particular food because you can't stand it.
You keep quiet about it and take a small portion anyway.
When "finger foods" such as olives, biscuits, or sandwiches are passed around the table, what do you do with them?
You place them on your plate, then transfer them to your mouth.
You put them directly into your mouth.
You put them on the table beside your plate to eat later
How do you know which cutlery to use?
As a general rule, you start with the cutlery closest to your plate, then work toward the outside as the meal progresses.
You start at the outside and work in toward your plate as the meal progresses.
You use a fork when in doubt.
When in doubt, you follow the lead of your hostess.
What do you do with you knife and fork after using them?
You lay them flat down the middle of your plate.
You return them to the same position they came from, beside your plate.
You prop the utensils against your plate with handles resting on the table
You lay them down on the tablecloth, flat.
True of False?
A man should always rise when being introduced; a lady may remain seated.
True
False
A young man sitting in his car outside his girlfriend's house, blowing the horn, by which he was saying: "I'm here waiting for you. Hurry up and come out here to me."
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