Test Your Etiquette Knowledge!
Answer these 10 quick questions to see where you stand!
At the movie theater, Do not put your feet on the seat, kick the seat in front of you or:
Move seats.
Keep getting up and out of your seat.
Rock back and forth.
Where do you leave your napkin when you have to leave the table?
Place it to the right of your place setting.
Place it to the left of your place setting.
Place it on your chair.
Place it on your plate.
What should you do when you’re mingling at a reception?
Keep your beverage in your left hand.
Take food and beverage breaks.
Do not walk around holding your appetizer plate and beverage in both hands.
None of the above.
All of the above.
Eye contact is:
Is always staring at the person directly in the eye the entire time you are speaking to them.
Is not looking at their eyes at all.
Is not staring at the person directly in the eye the entire time you are speaking to them.
Is staring at the person’s eyes for a long period of time and then looking away.
If your cell phone rings and you are unable to have a conversation you should:
Answer to say that you will call the person back later.
Let the call go to voicemail and return the call when you are available.
Answer and have a brief conversation and say you need to go, but will call the person back when you have more time.
Ignore the phone call.
When entering an elevator:
Walk in and then allow people to step out.
Walk in as people are stepping out.
Wait for people to step out before you walk in.
Before you make a choice to act or speak, always give a thought on:
How the other person might feel.
If it’s necessary.
If it will affect you negatively.
If it’s helpful.
What is social awareness?
The ability to have others understand and respect your perspective and apply it to their interaction with you.
The ability to understand and respect the perspective of others and apply it to your interaction with them.
To surround yourself with others that understand and respect the same perspective as you.
None of the above.
Which is NOT an example of office attire?
Traditional office wear
Office casual
Simply casual
Business chic
In the workplace, chivalry is __________________ and __________________ .
Gender neutral and mutual
Gender specific and standard
Not okay and insensitive
Gender free and mutual
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