简答题Apart from saying ‘sorry’, British people are obsessed with saying _______ A、 ‘please’. B、 ‘thank you’. C、 ‘excuse me’. D、 All of the above简答题Which statement on punctuality is correct? A、 Punctuality is regarded in the same way around the world. B、 In the UK, it's not polite to arrive too early when one is invited to have a dinner at a friend’s home. C、 Punctuality is placed high value in the UK. D、 In France, being 15 minutes late is considered impolite.简答题Which of the following is not acceptable in table manners? A、 If you are a guest, it is polite to wait until your host starts eating or indicates you should do so. B、 Blow your nose on your napkin. C、 Say “thank you” when you are served something. D、 Always chew and swallow all the food in your mouth before talking to others.简答题Although you are not happy with the service provided, you still need to tip.简答题Which statement on tipping is not correct? A、 Tips are normally the significant income for the American service providers. B、 Tipping in Europe isn't as common as it is in the United States. C、 Service is automatically included in the final bill in all European countries. D、 By law, all employees in the European countries must be paid at least the National Minimum Wage.简答题British people have a reputation for apologizing all the time.简答题British people say sorry under the following conditions except when ______ A、 they are accidentally bumped into. B、 they want to ask for something in a restaurant. C、 they didn’t hear what other people said. D、 they express approval or congratulation.简答题In Britain, if people have meals in restaurants, they would normally add about _____ to the bill. A、 5% B、 10% C、 15% D、 20%简答题Sometimes, Brits say sorry to be sarcastic and let others know they have done something wrong.简答题When British people need to tell you something unpleasant, they usually _____ A、 beat around the bush. B、 say it in a straightforward way. C、 feel quite comfortable. D、 refuse to use euphemism.简答题Why is it not customary to tip the bar staff in British pubs? A、 Because to give them a tip would be a reminder of their "service" role. B、 Because the tip is already added to the bill. C、 Because there is no service provided. D、 Because giving tips is considered illegal in the UK.简答题You need to clear with your host first whether you will bring anyone else, such as a date, children, your dog and otherwise.简答题It is impolite to _______ A、 keep your elbows in against the sides of the body. B、 offer to pour a drink for your neighbors before serving yourself. C、 excuse yourself if you need to leave the table. D、 answer the telephone at the table.简答题If people dine at restaurants and cafés where table service is provided, it is customary for people to tip.简答题Bringing a gift for your host family is considered as proper guest etiquette.