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WorksheetsUnderstanding the rules of etiquette
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is definition of etiquette?
Customary code of behavior while engaging with other people in personal only
Customary code of polite behavior society while engaging with other people in various personal,social and professional situasions
Customary code of polite behavior while engaging with others in various personal and social
Customary code of polite behavior society while engaging with other people in various personal,social and public situasions
The ideas of chilvary
Chilvary seating arrangements
Chivalric seating arrangements
Chivalric seating arrangements and chivalric plate sharing
Chilvaric plate sharing
DRAW A FORK
The story of how the fork made its way to?
The table is a tale of romance and a journey across continents and civilizations
Married a rich guy and take all his property
About one man fall in love
About a war in the middle east
What country chopstick common usage?
India
Singapore
Malaysia
China
Proper table manners:
Don't pick your nose while? (a)
Why etiquette are important to us?
To be looked up to by others
To makes people think that we are good
To shows that we value and respect others
To continue our tradition
When did word etiquette start to become popular?
1600s
1700s
1800s
1900s
Why can't you eat salad with a spoon?
Because it is not proper
The rule is to use a spoon when eating soup
The rule is to eat salad with a fork
The rule is to use a fork to eat anything that can be done so
Why do you have to keep your elbows of the table when eating?
To avoid crowded places
To provide more space
To look polite
To appear mannerless
What is the understanding of the "Golden Rule" in Buddism?
Whatever you want them to do to you,do to them
Don't do anything to others that would cause you pain if done to you
What you don't like when done to yourself,do not do to others
Not hurt others in ways that you yourself would find hurtful
Who named the Golden Rule?
Mary Minter
Edward Topsell
Charles Gibbon
Erasmus
What is the basis etiquette that we can use when we entering unknown situasions?
Be civil
Don't try to be perfect
Remembering the little things
Change with time
What is the meaning of ethics?
(a)
List two generation that Mary Munter has noted.
Baby boomers
Boomers' babies
Baby babies
Babies boomers
