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Common Courtesy Quiz

Total questions: 63

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is one way to start showing common courtesy according to the text?

a)

By ignoring others

b)

By starting with a smile

c)

By being sarcastic

d)

By avoiding eye contact

2.

What does the text suggest about the tone of voice when greeting others?

a)

It doesn't matter

b)

It should be gruff

c)

It projects courtesy

d)

It should be sarcastic

3.

According to the text, where should courtesy begin?

a)

At work

b)

At home

c)

In public places

d)

In school

4.

What is the effect of being gruff or sarcastic when greeting others?

a)

It makes the greeting more sincere

b)

It robs the greeting of its sincerity

c)

It makes the greeting more memorable

d)

It has no effect on the greeting

5.

What is a sign of respect in Western culture when entering the dwelling of a person of higher rank?

a)

Removing your shoes

b)

Removing your hat

c)

Bowing deeply

d)

Shaking hands

6.

What should you do if you are going to be unavoidably late for an appointment?

a)

Arrive as soon as possible without informing anyone

b)

Call as soon as you realize the problem and give an ETA

c)

Send a text after you arrive

d)

Ignore the appointment

7.

What is the recommended grace period for a habitual latecomer before proceeding with a program?

a)

Five minutes

b)

Ten minutes

c)

Fifteen minutes

d)

Twenty minutes

8.

Why is it important to be on time for business or social engagements?

a)

It shows you are more important than others

b)

It is a sign of disorganization

c)

Being late could cost you a job or a contract

d)

It allows you to make a grand entrance

9.

What does removing one's hat allow in modern times, besides being a nod to tradition?

a)

Better eye contact

b)

Better hearing

c)

Better posture

d)

Better speech

10.

When should men remove their hats indoors according to the guidelines?

a)

At athletic events

b)

In someone's home

c)

On public transportation

d)

In office and hotel lobbies

11.

According to the guidelines, when is it acceptable for women to wear a fashion hat indoors?

a)

In a house of worship

b)

At the table

c)

On elevators

d)

At a movie or any indoor performance

12.

What is the rule for wearing hats when the national anthem is played?

a)

Men and women should keep their hats on

b)

Only women should remove their hats

c)

Men should remove their hats

d)

Everyone should keep their hats on

13.

What is the guideline for wearing hats in restaurants and coffee shops?

a)

Men and women should keep their hats on

b)

Only women can wear fashion hats

c)

Everyone should remove their hats

d)

Only men should remove their hats

14.

What is the exception mentioned for cancer patients regarding hat rules?

a)

They must remove hats in religious services

b)

They can keep their hats on at all times

c)

They should remove hats during the national anthem

d)

They must follow the same rules as everyone else

15.

What should you do to avoid disturbing others when using your cell phone in public?

a)

Speak loudly to be heard

b)

Find a private place to talk

c)

Use speakerphone

d)

Play music while talking

16.

How should you dispose of trash if there is no wastebasket nearby?

a)

Throw it on the ground

b)

Keep it with you until you find a trash can

c)

Leave it on a bench

d)

Hide it under a bush

17.

What is considered rude when waiting in line?

a)

Reading a book

b)

Making long phone calls

c)

Listening to music with earbuds

d)

Texting quietly

18.

What is the appropriate behavior regarding public displays of affection?

a)

Prolonged, passionate embraces are okay

b)

Holding hands is acceptable

c)

Groping is encouraged

d)

Kissing loudly is fine

19.

What should you do if you need to use a mirror in public?

a)

Use a public restroom

b)

Check your reflection in a store window

c)

Ask someone for a mirror

d)

Use your phone camera in the middle of the street

20.

What is the main responsibility when interacting with those who serve you, such as salesclerks and waitstaff?

a)

To become best friends with them

b)

To be courteous and respectful

c)

To ignore them

d)

To give them gifts

21.

What is considered a polite action when using a door?

a)

Letting it close on the person behind you

b)

Holding the door for the next person

c)

Ignoring the door

d)

Slamming the door shut

22.

What should you do if you see someone rushing to catch an elevator and there is room?

a)

Close the door quickly

b)

Hold the door and wait for them

c)

Ignore them

d)

Tell them to wait for the next one

23.

What is a common courtesy when entering an elevator?

a)

Enter before everyone else

b)

Allow those in the elevator to exit before you enter

c)

Push your way in

d)

Stand in the doorway

24.

What should you do when entering an elevator?

a)

Stand in front of the button panel

b)

Move to the back

c)

Talk on the phone

d)

Face the mirrors

25.

What is a courteous action when in a car with an elderly or disabled person?

a)

Open the car door for them

b)

Let them open the door themselves

c)

Ignore them

d)

Ask them to hurry

26.

What should you avoid doing in an elevator?

a)

Listening to music with headphones

b)

Pressing the button panel

c)

Using mirrors for grooming

d)

Moving to the back

27.

What is a good practice when exiting an elevator?

a)

Push others aside

b)

Let those closest to the door leave first

c)

Stand still and wait

d)

Talk loudly

28.

What should a man do when entering a taxi with a woman?

a)

Enter first and sit in the middle

b)

Let the woman enter first

c)

Ignore the woman

d)

Ask the driver to open the door

29.

What is the traditional role of a man at a dining table regarding chairs?

a)

Ignore the chairs

b)

Hold the chair for the woman on his right

c)

Sit down first

d)

Move the chairs away

30.

What is the general rule for moving on stairs, escalators, and moving walkways?

a)

Keep left, pass right

b)

Keep right, pass left

c)

Keep left, pass left

d)

Keep right, pass right

31.

What should you do if you need to pass someone on a moving walkway?

a)

Push them aside

b)

Signal with a polite "Excuse me"

c)

Shout loudly

d)

Wait until they move

32.

What is a traditional rule for a man walking with a woman on the street?

a)

Walk on the inside of the sidewalk

b)

Walk on the curb side of the woman

c)

Walk behind the woman

d)

Walk in front of the woman

33.

What should you do when exiting a crowded area?

a)

Stop immediately

b)

Keep moving or step out of the traffic

c)

Push others aside

d)

Stand still and wait

34.

What is recommended when walking on a sidewalk in a bustling city?

a)

Walk in a straight line without looking

b)

Bob and weave expertly

c)

Push through the crowd

d)

Walk with your eyes closed

35.

What should you do if you accidentally bump into someone?

a)

Ignore them

b)

Say "Excuse me"

c)

Walk away quickly

d)

Start a conversation

36.

What is the general rule for joggers and rollerbladers on sidewalks?

a)

The faster person has the right of way

b)

The slower person has the right of way

c)

Always stay on the street

d)

Use the bike lane

37.

What should people walking their dogs on sidewalks always do?

a)

Let the dog roam freely

b)

Use a leash

c)

Walk in the street

d)

Avoid sidewalks

38.

What is the rule regarding bicycles on sidewalks?

a)

Bicycles are meant for sidewalks

b)

Bicycles should stay on the road or bike path

c)

Bicycles can be used anywhere

d)

Bicycles should avoid bike paths

39.

What should you do if the bus or train car starts filling up?

a)

Move to the front of the bus or train.

b)

Move your bag or backpack from the seat next to you and stow it.

c)

Stand in the aisle.

d)

Sit on the floor.

40.

Who should you offer your seat to on public transportation?

a)

Anyone who asks for it.

b)

A person with a disability, a pregnant woman, or an elderly passenger.

c)

Only your friends.

d)

People who are standing.

41.

What is a courteous action when riding the bus?

a)

Ignore the driver.

b)

Greet your driver pleasantly and say "Thanks" if you pass him when you exit.

c)

Talk loudly on your phone.

d)

Stand in the doorway.

42.

What should you do with your phone on a commuter train?

a)

Keep it on loud and talk freely.

b)

Turn off your phone's ringer and keep calls brief.

c)

Use it to play music loudly.

d)

Share your phone with others.

43.

What is advised when hailing a taxi on the street?

a)

Jump in front of others to get the taxi first.

b)

Go to the end of the line and wait your turn.

c)

Stand in the middle of the road.

d)

Shout loudly to get the driver's attention.

44.

What percentage of the population in the United States is accounted for by people with disabilities?

a)

10%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

25%

45.

What should you do if you want to offer assistance to a person with a disability?

a)

Help them immediately

b)

Ask them first

c)

Ignore them

d)

Assume they need help

46.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended courtesy for interacting with people with disabilities?

a)

Never stare or make jokes

b)

Respect their independence

c)

Ask personal questions about their disability

d)

Speak directly with them

47.

What should you do if your driver has been with you all day and you are unsure about tipping?

a)

Ignore the tipping

b)

Ask the driver about the arrangement

c)

Assume no tip is needed

d)

Tip a large amount without asking

48.

What is a more respectful way to refer to someone with a disability?

a)

Disabled person

b)

Person with a disability

c)

Invalid

d)

Victim

49.

Which term should be avoided when referring to someone who uses a wheelchair?

a)

Wheelchair user

b)

Wheelchair bound

c)

Person who uses a wheelchair

d)

Confined to a wheelchair

50.

What is an appropriate way to get the attention of a person who is deaf?

a)

Shout loudly

b)

Tap gently on the arm or shoulder

c)

Wave your hands frantically

d)

Clap your hands

51.

What should you do if someone is completely deaf and speech alone isn't effective?

a)

Speak louder

b)

Use exaggerated lip movements

c)

Gesture or write notes

d)

Walk away

52.

What is a recommended way to communicate with someone who is partially deaf?

a)

Speak quickly and loudly

b)

Use complex words

c)

Speak slowly and clearly

d)

Avoid eye contact

53.

When speaking with a person who has an interpreter, where should you direct your attention?

a)

To the interpreter

b)

To the person

c)

To the mediator

d)

To the guide dog

54.

What should you do if a person who is blind uses a guide dog?

a)

Pet the dog

b)

Talk to the dog

c)

Walk on the opposite side of the dog

d)

Feed the dog

55.

What is a recommended action when a person who is blind visits your home?

a)

Speak loudly to them

b)

Lead them to a chair and place your guiding hand on the seat

c)

Move furniture around

d)

Keep doors halfway open

56.

What should you avoid doing when a person with a service dog is nearby?

a)

Offer to read the menu aloud

b)

Pet or feed the dog without permission

c)

Use clock terms to indicate where things are

d)

Speak in a natural tone of voice

57.

What should you avoid touching when interacting with a person who uses a wheelchair?

a)

Their wheelchair

b)

Their cane or service dog

c)

Their hand

d)

Their shoulder

58.

What is a polite way to greet someone in a wheelchair?

a)

Lean over them

b)

Shake their right hand

c)

Offer a handshake and touch their arm or shoulder

d)

Ignore them

59.

What should you do if you don't understand someone with a speech impairment?

a)

Pretend to understand

b)

Ask them to repeat or clarify

c)

Ignore them

d)

Complete their sentences

60.

What is a common challenge for people with mental disabilities?

a)

Physical movement

b)

Basic social and communication skills

c)

Vision problems

d)

Hearing issues

61.

What is an important way to communicate with someone who has a developmental disability?

a)

Use complex language

b)

Interact at their developmental level

c)

Speak loudly

d)

Avoid eye contact

62.

Why is it important to be understanding towards a person with a mental disability?

a)

It helps them feel ignored

b)

It shows acceptance and understanding

c)

It makes them feel different

d)

It allows you to avoid them

63.

What should you do if you are in a group with someone who has a mental disability?

a)

Ignore them

b)

Make a point to include them

c)

Talk over them

d)

Leave them out of the conversation