Psychology and Pedagogy test 3

Question number 72. What are manners? (mark unnecessary)

Option 1. External form of behavior
Option 2. A way to keep yourself
Option 3. An innate sense of everything decent
Option 4. Tone, intonation, gait characteristic of a person
Option 5. Dealing with other people


Question number 73. What is bad manners?

Option 1. Do not brag about your position
Option 2. Habits of speaking loudly
Option 3. Don't look down on other people
Option 4. Modesty and naturalness
Option 5. Politeness, restraint


Question number 74. What is tact?

Option 1. It manifests itself in lack of communication, fear of society, meeting new people
Option 2. Ability to speak well and competently
Option 3. This is a happy course of action that embellishes life in its smallest details and contributes to making it enjoyable in general.
Option 4. A way to keep oneself, an external form of behavior, treatment of other people, expressions used in speech, tone, intonation, gait characteristic of a person, gestures and even facial expressions
Option 5. It is an innate sense of all that is decent, which helps to behave with dignity in difficult circumstances.


Question number 75. What should be avoided in conversation?

Option 1. Good manners
Option 2. Courtesy
Option 3. Tactfulness
Option 4. Smooth conversation tone
Option 5. Any serious controversy


Question No. 76. What should be placed to the left of the plate when setting the table?

Option 1. Fork
Option 2. Spoon
Option 3. Knife
Option 4. Glass
Option 5. Decanter


Question number 77. What is "business etiquette"?

Option 1. The rule of conduct at the table
Option 2. It is, in a broad sense, the etiquette of a businessman
Option 3. This is only the etiquette of a merchant
Option 4. A secondary characteristic of the business world
Option 5. This is just the etiquette of an entrepreneur


Question number 78. What does speech etiquette involve in business communication?

Option 1. Loyal, respectful attitude towards the interlocutor
Option 2. Loud public speaking
Option 3. Use of general cultural norms of communication, judgment
Option 4. Contents of paragraphs 1, 3
Option 5. Contents of paragraphs 1, 2


Question No. 79. Whom should a woman greet?

Option 1. Younger woman
Option 2. A younger man
Option 3. The woman is junior in position
Option 4. The man is much older in age
Option 5. A junior man


Question number 80. What is the purpose of the appeal?

Option 1. Forms attraction (feeling of mutual sympathy, affection, location, attraction)
Option 2. This is a common expression of affection and respect for the interlocutor
Option 3. Removes depersonalization, i.e. shows no interest in the personality of another as in the subject of business or other communication
Option 4. This is an indication that specific information will be sent to the person to whom this visit is addressed
Option 5. It aims to evoke negative emotions in the interlocutor and, accordingly, a feeling of dissatisfaction from them


Question number 81. What is a compliment?

Option 1. An element of speech etiquette associated with the beginning of communication, which is expressed in addressing the interlocutor by name, patronymic, surname, official or professional characteristic
Option 2. An element of speech etiquette, which contains some exaggeration of the positive qualities of a person
Option 3. An element of speech etiquette associated with a proposal to meet, to establish relations that go beyond the service chain of command, or, conversely, to establish these frameworks, with a step towards resolving a conflict or reaching an agreement
Option 4. Element of speech etiquette, which ends any type of speech communication
Option 5. Element of speech etiquette, regardless of whether the interlocutors were or were not presented to each other before


Question number 82. What is the goodbye for? (mark unnecessary)

Option 1. This is a compulsory measure of communication
Option 2. How to summarize the conversation
Option 3. Some assurance is given that