Communication & Behavior
Dress
Code
Timeliness
Table
Etiquette
**BONUS**
100

What should you do when someone else is speaking?


Listen without interrupting.


100

Why is wearing clean clothes important?

It shows responsibility and respect.

100

What does being on time mean?

Arriving 5 - 10 minutes before you are supposed to.

100

Why should phones be put away during meals?

To show respect to others.

200

What is a respectful way to disagree with someone?

Use calm words and a polite tone.

200

What is an example of appropriate school or work clothing?

Clean shirt, pants, and closed-toe shoes.

200

What is one way to avoid being late?

Set an alarm or leave early.

200

What is proper behavior while eating in public?

Stay seated and eat neatly.

300

If you are upset, what should you do instead of yelling?

Take a break to breathe and talk calmly.

300

Why should clothing with offensive words not be worn?

It can make others uncomfortable.

300

What should you do if you know you will be late?

Tell a teacher, coach, or supervisor.

300

What should you do before leaving the table?

Kindly excuse yourself 

400

What should you do if someone bumps into you by accident?

Stay calm, say “excuse me” or “it’s okay,” and keep walking.

400

When should you dress more formally?

For presentations, interviews, or meetings.


400

Why is meeting deadlines important?

People depend on you.

400

Why is table etiquette important at school or work events?

It makes a good impression.

400

A classmate at school or a coworker/boss at work says something mean or teases you.

  • Stay calm and breathe

  • Use polite, confident words:

    • “Please stop.”

    • “I don’t like that.”

  • Walk away if it continues

  • Tell a trusted adult, supervisor, or HR if needed

500

Why is body language important when communicating?

It shows respect and attention.

500

Why is following a dress code important even if you don’t like it?

It shows professionalism and maturity.

500

How can poor time management affect school or work?

Creates stress, missed work, lower grades, or consequences.

500

How can good table manners help in future jobs or interviews?

They show maturity and professionalism.

500

A teacher or supervisor tells you that you did something wrong, but you believe you followed the rules.

  • Stay calm

  • Listen fully without interrupting

  • Say something respectful like:

    • “I may be mistaken, but I thought the rule was…”

    • “Can I explain what I did?”

  • Accept the final decision respectfully

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