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Homework 1

Teacher: Jessica Caldera


Student: Mario de la Quintana

A. CONFIRM FACTS

1. If the dinner party invitation is for 8:00, what time should guest
arrive?
Guest should arrive by 7:55 at the lastest.
2. If a guest is going to be late, what should he or she do?
He or she should telephone the hosters and explain the reasons.
3. Who decides where guests should sit at the table?
The hosters decide where guests should sit at the table.
4. What are the different roles or expectations of men and women at a
dinner party?
Generally men help to his dinner partner to be seated and also helps
move her chair as she rises.
5. When should a guest begin eating?
At a small party, do not start to eat until all guests are served. At a
large party, guest may start to eat as soon as they have been served.
6. What should a guest do if a fork or a knife falls to the floor?
If a fork or a knife falls in the floor you should leave it there.
7. What should a guest do if he or she spills a drink on a table?
If someone spills a drink on a table you should apologize briefly to the
hosters.
8. How long should the host or hostess continue eating?
They continue eating until the guest do.
9. What should a guest do when she host or hostess leaves the table?
If the host or hostess leaves the table you should follow them.
10.How long should guests stay after dinner is over?
It is not necessary to remain longer than thirty minutes after a dinner
is over.

B. SUMMARIZE

If you are invited to dinner or lunch you should arrive at least fifteen
minutes before or five at the lastest. You should telephone the hosters
and explain the reasons if you are late.The hosters decide where
guests should sit at the table. Generally men help to his dinner
partner to be seated and also help move her chair as she rises. At a
small party, do not start to eat until all guests are served. At a large
party, guest may start to eat as soon as they have been served. If a
silver falls in the floor you should leave it there. If someone spills a
drink on a table or something happens on the table you should
apologize briefly to the hosters. The hosters continue eating until the
guest do. If the host or hostess leaves the table you should follow
them. It is not necessary to remain longer than thirty minutes after a
dinner is over.

C. PAIR WORK
In Bolivia the manners changed a lot in the time, the computers and
technology help to move our manners and costumes. I remember when I
was a child everything stop the work or whatever they and go seat in the
table and eat, it was a really nice time to see everybody.in my case at
least fifteen relatives eat at home.so many times I miss the crowd and
bullicious. I studied in a catholic college so it was very ussual that all the
family went to church and pray.
In the world etiquette can vary widely between different cultures and
nations. The Japanese are very formal. In the other side latino people are
very informal and casual. In Europa moments of silence are far from
awkward. Smiling does not always mean that the individual is expressing
pleasure specially en Brtish people.

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