Business Etiquette Knowledge Test: Quiz

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1. You have invited a business colleague to lunch. Who pays for the meal?

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Host always pays.

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Business etiquette knowledge test quiz. There are a lot of things that can either give people the wrong idea about you when it comes to a formal setting and this can either be from hoe you talk, dress or carry yourself in front of subordinates and seniors. Do you think... see moreinterrupting others as they talk or crossing and uncrossing your legs is good behavior in a formal setting? Test yourself now! see less

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2. I have become a client of yours and we have a meeting scheduled so you can show me what your company can do for me. When you're speaking to me, you should refer to me as:

Explanation

Keep a certain level of formality.

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3. When you receive someone else’s business card you should:

Explanation

Show respect and acknowledge card.

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4. You're having a meal with a client in a restaurant. The waiter places a basket of bread on the table. You should:

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Client always goes first.

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5. You, a business consultant, are walking along with your client, the President of ABC Company, and two of his employees when you meet a business acquaintance of yours. Obviously it falls to you to introduce the four of them to each other. Whose name should you say first?

Explanation

Business intros are determined by precedence.

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6. You encounter someone you've met before, but you can't remember his or her name. You should:

Explanation

No shame in forgetting.

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7. At a business function that has a buffet, you choose to eat a mushroom appetizer served on a toothpick. What should you do with the toothpick when you're done?

Explanation

Dispose of discretely.

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8. When you are conversing with someone, you should stand:

Explanation

Three feet is a “comfort zone”.

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9. You have invited a client to a business lunch and upon arrival, a maitre d' is waiting to escort you to your table. You should:

Explanation

You should always bring up the rear.

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10. You have a meeting with a client but are expecting a call. You should:

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Answering a phone is rude.

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You have invited a business colleague to lunch. Who pays for the meal?
I have become a client of yours and we have a meeting scheduled so you...
When you receive someone else’s business card you should:
You're having a meal with a client in a restaurant. The waiter places...
You, a business consultant, are walking along with your client, the...
You encounter someone you've met before, but you can't remember his or...
At a business function that has a buffet, you choose to eat a mushroom...
When you are conversing with someone, you should stand:
You have invited a client to a business lunch and upon arrival, a...
You have a meeting with a client but are expecting a call. You should:
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