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Table Manners and Etiquette Review

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Goblets, tumblers, and glasses are considered what classification of tableware?Beverageware
When setting the table for a formal meal, where should the dinner fork be placed?Left of the dinner plate.
When large groups of people need to be served, which classification of service is often used?Buffet
When a bread and butter plate will be used in the table setting, along with a salad plate, where should it be placed?Above the forks to the upper left.
Forks, spoons and knives are all considered what kind of tableware?Flatware
Napkins are included in the table setting for a formal meal. Where should the napkin be placed?At the place setting on the left of the dinner plate.
Compared to family service, continental or Russian service is:More formal.
Fresh carrots, celery, broccoli, and cauliflower with ranch dip, fried chicken, oven fries and a cookie are served at a picnic. What flatware would be needed to eat this informal meal?No utensils are needed.
Dinnerware is:Plates, cups, saucers, bowls
Holloware is:Bowls and tureens used to serve food.
China and SilverMust be hand washed
A "cover" in table setting terms is:The amount of space needed by each person; includes linens, dinnerware, flatware & beverageware.
Forks are on the _______.Left
Spoons and knives are on the ________.Right
Flatware is placed in the order ___.that it will be used.
When in doubt about how to eat at a meal _______.Watch your host or others and eat as they do.
A mannerly guest ________.Takes no more than one's share of food.
Acting rude due to poor service in a restaurant_____.Is inappropriate
A host passes food to others at the table first so their guests will feel _______.respected.
Flatware should be used from ____.the outside (farthest from the plate) to the inside of the plate.
Good manners before dining include ______.Washing your hands before going to the table.
If you encounter a bone or pit in your food _____.Remove the bone as discretely as possible.


Andrea Dowell

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