Manners and Etiquette Intro

Define the term 'Courteous' as it relates to manners.

• Showing respect and consideration for others

• Being honest and truthful

• Having a strong sense of justice

• Being creative and imaginative

Define the term 'Offensive' as it relates to manners.

• A behavior that is polite and respectful

• A behavior that is rude and disrespectful

• A behavior that is neutral and indifferent

• A behavior that is overly formal and stiff

Define the term 'Compliment' as it relates to manners.

• A polite expression of praise or admiration

• A critical remark about someone's behavior

• An expression of disagreement

• A formal request for information

Define the term '(In)Appropriate' as it relates to manners.

• The term '(In)Appropriate' refers to behavior that is suitable or unsuitable in a given social context.

• The term '(In)Appropriate' refers to clothing choices.

• The term '(In)Appropriate' refers to dietary habits.

• The term '(In)Appropriate' refers to language proficiency.

Define the term 'Swear(ing)' as it relates to manners.

• Using offensive language

• Making a solemn promise

• Speaking loudly

• Telling a lie

Define the term 'Obliged' as it relates to manners.

• To be forced to do something

• To be grateful or thankful

• To be polite and courteous

• To be indifferent

Define the term 'Rude' as it relates to manners.

• Rude refers to polite behavior.

• Rude refers to respectful behavior.

• Rude refers to impolite behavior.

• Rude refers to courteous behavior.

Define the term 'Punctual' as it relates to manners.

• Being on time

• Being polite

• Being respectful

• Being generous

Slurping is considered a breach of manners when:

• eating quietly

• making noise while eating

• using a fork and knife

• eating with hands

Define the term 'Pleasant' as it relates to manners.

• A feeling of discomfort

• A behavior that is rude

• A manner that is agreeable and polite

• A style of dressing