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Mississauga, ON  L5R 1W9
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QUIZ

This quiz represents a few of the skills required when you interact with others in your environment. Feeling at eased with these and other skills provided in our workshops will increase your feelings of confidence and enhance your credibility.

True
False
1. When you eat a dinner roll, cut it in half, butter one half and eat it before buttering and eating the other half.
2. When being introduced, a man waits for a woman to offer her hand.
3. Your serviette is not placed on your lap until the food is served.
4. Men should not use a firm handshake with a woman as her hand is smaller and more delicate.
5. Club sandwiches are a good choice for a business lunch.
6. A large office empties at 5:00 p.m. It is proper for the men to stand aside and allow the women to enter the elevator first.
7. When you are between bites, your knife and fork are placed in a specific way on your plate and a different way when you’ve finished your meal.
8. When you tip, you also include the loose change from your bill.
9. Repeating information for latecomers at meetings is a good practice.
10. At a business lunch your time is limited so begin your business discussion as soon as you sit down for lunch.
11. It is not proper etiquette to eat the garnish on your plate.
12. The person being ‘toasted’ does not take his/her sip with the others.
13. A round neckline is flattering if you have a round face.
14. Your earrings and pin or necklace should be a matched set.
15. A shirt style with a button down collar is best worn with a formal suit.

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Peter Senge,
MIT’s Sloan School of Management
 
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