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M.Sc

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Choose the correct table manners.

a)

Place the napkin on your lap.

b)

Drop food while you eat.

c)

Wash your hands only after eating.

d)

Say ‘Excuse me’ if you have to leave the table.

2.

Read the given scenarios and choose the actions that exhibit good manners 

       

a)

Apologizing when you hurt someone.

b)

Being disciplined and punctual.

c)

Interrupting others & always wanting to speak or answer.

d)

Blaming others for your mistakes.

3.

Fill in the blanks.

Good manners means having ________________________.

a)

rude behaviour

b)

only polite behaviour

c)

bad mood

d)

polite and good social behaviour.

4.

True or False

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

pretend that you don’t see him/her.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

We should try to be disciplined and punctual at all times.

a)

False

b)

True

6.

Being rude and selfish will get us many friends.

a)

False

b)

True

7.

When you receive a gift from someone what should you tell them?

a)

I am sorry

b)

Your welcome

c)

Thank You

d)

Please

8.

 

Manners really do not matter when you have grown up and have a job.

a)

False

b)

True

9.

Which of the following could be considered "good" manners while at school?

a)

Attending class on time

b)

Using polite and correct language

c)

Saying Thank You

d)

All of the Above

10.

Generally good manners are treating others the way you want to be treated.

a)

False

b)

True

11.

How will you ask if you want to borrow a book from someone ?

a)

I hope you don´t mind if I borrow your book.

b)

I´m afraid, I need your book.

c)

Give me your book at once.

12.

 You notice that your friend doesn't know how to do his homework. How do you offer your help ?

a)

You need help?

b)

Let me do your homework.

c)

Would you like a hand with your homework?

13.

If I go to my friends house, I will.....

a)

knock on the door to get permission.

b)

enter his house without permission.