Party Etiquette
Mastering Party Etiquette
Test your knowledge of proper party behavior with this engaging quiz on etiquette! From arrival times to meal etiquette, see how well you understand the social rules that make gatherings enjoyable for everyone.
What you will learn:
- Appropriate arrival times
- How to handle food and utensils
- Timing for starting a meal
- Best practices for phone etiquette
Last week, Randy dropped off an invitation that said dinner would start at 6 p.m. What time do you arrive?
5 p.m. so I can help set up
6 p.m. On the dot
6:45 p.m. so I'm not the first to arrive
7:30 p.m. So the party's already in full swing
After introducing you to their other guests, Connor pulls a seat out for you between Randy and Lilly, your other neighbor. Then, he brings everyone a salad. When do you start eating?
As soon as it's in front of me
After everyone's been served
After Connor and Randy start eating
After Lilly has been served
After salads, Randy brings out the main course. Which utensil do you use?
The small fork
The large fork
Towards the end of the main course, your phone dings with a text. How do you handle it?
Quickly read the message under the table
Sneak off to the bathroom to text them back
Apologize and silence your phone
Your dinner is good, but it's a little salty. Which glass of water do you reach for?
The glass on the left
The glass on the right
You're finished eating. Where do you put your fork?
You're finished eating. Where do you put your fork?
To the left of the plate
To the right of the plate
On the plate
Everyone is done eating. What do you do?
Pull out your phone to take a group picture
Help collect plates
Offer to do the dishes
Ask about dessert
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