1. : What is the primary purpose of social etiquette?
(A) To assert dominance in social settings
(B) To facilitate respectful and smooth interactions in society
(C) To impress others with wealth
(D) To avoid social gatherings
2. : Which of the following is an example of good manners?
(A) Interrupting others while speaking
(B) Saying “please” and “thank you”
(C) Ignoring guests
(D) Speaking loudly over everyone
3. : Why is punctuality considered an ethical social practice?
(A) It shows respect for others’ time and responsibilities
(B) It impresses with fashion sense
(C) It increases personal wealth
(D) It avoids social interactions
4. : Which of the following violates social etiquette?
(A) Greeting people politely
(B) Using mobile phones during a formal meeting
(C) Offering help to someone in need
(D) Listening attentively
5. : How do good manners contribute to society?
(A) They improve personal reputation and social harmony
(B) They guarantee financial success
(C) They increase political influence
(D) They reduce social gatherings
6. : In ethical social interactions, personal hygiene and grooming are important because they:
(A) Reflect respect for oneself and others
(B) Show economic status
(C) Reduce communication
(D) Promote conflict
7. : Which of the following is an ethical way to disagree with someone?
(A) Using insults or sarcasm
(B) Expressing views respectfully and calmly
(C) Ignoring the conversation
(D) Speaking over the other person
8. : Which of the following is considered polite table etiquette?
(A) Talking with a full mouth
(B) Waiting for everyone to be served before eating
(C) Taking the largest portion first
(D) Ignoring the host’s instructions
9. : Respecting personal space and privacy is a part of:
(A) Aggressive behavior
(B) Social etiquette and good manners
(C) Competitive interaction
(D) Ignoring others
10. : Which principle guides ethical communication in social settings?
(A) Truthfulness, respect, and clarity
(B) Deception and manipulation
(C) Silence at all times
(D) Dominance and intimidation