A) Having a spotless house B) Serving fancy appetizers C) Making guests feel welcome and comfortable D) Wearing your best attire
A) By asking them their business immediately B) With a formal handshake C) With a nod and a quick 'hello' D) With a warm smile and genuine enthusiasm
A) You guys B) People C) Y'all D) Folks
A) Your life story B) Something to drink C) A detailed tour of the house D) A chore to help with
A) The latest gossip B) Their journey or current interests C) Political debates D) Your personal problems
A) Politely decline and insist they relax B) Ignore their offer C) Eagerly accept their help and assign tasks D) Tell them you've already done everything
A) Ramen B) Sushi C) Fried chicken D) Tacos
A) Paying attention to detail and presentation B) Using paper plates and plastic utensils C) Setting only the bare minimum D) Letting the guests set the table themselves
A) Aggressively defend your point of view B) Allow the argument to escalate C) Politely steer the conversation to a neutral topic D) Publicly shame the person you disagree with
A) Flowers or a small token of appreciation B) An expensive piece of jewelry C) A bill to help cover costs D) Nothing at all
A) It's only for formal occasions B) An email is just as good C) Shows genuine appreciation and thoughtfulness D) It's outdated and unnecessary
A) Charge them for the damages B) Publicly scold them for their clumsiness C) Assure them it's no problem and help clean it up D) Ignore the spill and let them deal with it
A) Gently suggest activities for them to do on their own B) Make passive-aggressive comments about their presence C) Ignore them until they leave D) Directly tell them to leave
A) Lemon B) Salt C) Sugar D) Honey
A) A genuine expression of sympathy B) A polite way of expressing disagreement or disappointment C) An insult D) A declaration of love
A) Guest comfort and enjoyment B) Strict adherence to a rigid schedule C) Showing off your wealth D) Impressing your neighbors
A) Personalizing their experience with thoughtful details B) Focusing solely on your own needs C) Ignoring their preferences D) Treating them the same as everyone else
A) Connecting with neighbors and enjoying the outdoors B) Avoiding social interaction C) Showing off your house D) Escaping the heat indoors
A) Dietary restrictions and allergies B) Ignoring guest input C) Only your personal preferences D) Whatever is cheapest to prepare
A) Interrupting conversations frequently B) Saying 'please' and 'thank you' C) Speaking loudly and aggressively D) Being constantly on your phone
A) Completely ignore the question. B) Blame someone else for not knowing the answer. C) Admit you don't know and offer to find out. D) Make up an answer to avoid looking ignorant.
A) Ignoring them completely. B) Bringing over a plate of food. C) Complaining about their yard. D) Starting a feud over property lines.
A) An unorganized and cluttered space. B) An overly sterile environment. C) A comfortable and inviting space. D) A space that's clearly unwelcoming.
A) Complaining about their visit as they depart. B) Rushing them out the door. C) Expressing gratitude and inviting them back. D) Ignoring them as they leave.
A) It helps you to formulate your response while they are talking. B) It allows you to interrupt more effectively. C) It allows you to quickly change the subject. D) It shows genuine interest and respect.
A) Baklava B) Croquembouche C) Tiramisu D) Pecan Pie
A) Never. Personal questions are always appropriate. B) Immediately upon meeting them. C) Only if the guest volunteers the information first D) During the meal, when they are distracted.
A) Reaching across the table for food B) Burping loudly C) Waiting for everyone to be served before eating D) Talking with your mouth full
A) Start an argument to prove them wrong. B) Call them names and insult their intelligence. C) Politely acknowledge their viewpoint and change the subject. D) Immediately end the visit.
A) By observing and interacting with people who embody it. B) By ignoring the concept altogether. C) By watching TV shows about Southern culture. D) By reading books on etiquette only. |