Etiquette
New Words
Manners Study
Rude or Polite
English Fun!
100
Polite ways to behave or speak.

What are manners?

100

When I don't understand something.

What is confusing?

100

The study Sarah Jones did.

What is a manners survey?

100

Holding or opening this is polite.

What is holding/opening the door?

100

Polite complaints start with these words.

What are I'm sorry, maybe, and excuse me?

200

A way to describe polite behaviour.

What is courteous?

200

I am angry or sad, and don't like something.

What is complain?

200

Sarah Jones wanted to see if customer service used these polite words.

What are hello and thank you?

200

Doing this while talking is rude.

What is eating while talking?

200

These are polite responses.

What are: I can see why... No problem... I'm sorry... and, Let me see what I can do?

300

A person who is not polite.

What is rude?

300
Taking care of someone or something.

What is raise?

300

Sarah Jones said this was the most courteous city.

What is New York City?

300

Doing this on your cell phone in a restaurant is rude.

What is talking on your cell phone in a restaurant?

300

These are attention getters.

What are: Excuse me... Sir... Sorry... and, Ma'am/Miss...?

400

To admire someone.

What is respect?

400

Speaking to someone in person, not online.

What is face to face?

400

Sarah Jones tested these three things.

What are the door test, paper drop, and customer service?

400

Putting this on an empty seat on public transportation is rude.

What is putting a bag or box on an empty seat?

400

To be more polite, our voices do this at the end of the sentence.

What is, our voices go up?

500

To be polite or rude to someone.

What is treat?

500

We call older women this.

What is ma'am?

500

This percent (%) of people passed the door test.

What is 90%?

500

Treating parents, teachers, and bosses with this is polite.

What is treating parents, teachers, and bosses with respect?

500

We start polite questions with these words.

What are can, could, is, and would?