WorksheetsJROTC Etiquette quiz
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 7mins
What does LET stand for ?
Leadership Education Training
Learning Everyday Things
Leaders, Excellence, and Trustworthy
Leading Everyone Today
What is the mission of Army JROTC?
To increase enlistment in the Armed Forces.
To train young men and women in Army tactics.
To motivate young people to become better citizens.
To help students graduate from high school.
Where should you place a piece of silverware when you are not using it?
back on the table in the same position
seperated across the top of your plate
across the bread plate
with the tip resting on the side of the plate
Where should you place your napkin if you must leave the table during dinner?
To the right of your plate
On the floor below your chair
On your Chair
Above your plate
What is the first rule in social correspondence?
Candor
Simplicity
Sincerity
Consiseness
It is polite to RSVP to an invitation within_____ days.
one
two
two or three
four
Which of the following should you do when shaking hands?
Look for someone to whom you can introduce them while shaking hands
Maintain eye contact with the person whose hand your shaking
Stand at attention and only offer your hand when the other person puts there hand out
Look at the other persons name badge so you know their name
What is etiquette?
Formal english food
Behaviors based on rules of a polite society
The proper way to wear a military uniform
Parents support for public education
What is the difference between etiquette and manners?
etiquette is a set of rules that govern social behavior, manners are a way of being that reflects a persons character
manners are just doing the right thing when no one is watching
Being mean to others
Being unpolite
When are the gentleman aloud to be seated?
Before the ladies
After the ladies
at the same time as the ladies
they do not sit at all
For any meal, it is good etiquette to be on time or a few minutes early.
True
False
What should a person do to have a pleasant dining experience?
Cut his/her food into small bites and chew with one's mouth closed
Lay his/her fork on top of the refolded napkin to indicate one is finished eating
Text his/her friends throughout the meal as one sits while at the dinner table
Refold his/her napkin and lay it over the knife and spoon to indicate one is ready to talk
