Manners help everyone feel safe and respected. In this quiz you will practise polite choices, like saying please and sorry, taking turns, and looking after other people’s things.
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When someone thanks you it is polite to say you are welcome, this shows that you are happy to help them
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It is nice to hold the door open for people as it makes it easier for them. This is especially nice if they have their hands full and are unable to open the door themselves
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It is polite to say thank you to others when they do something nice for you. People are more likely to help you again if you are nice and thank them
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It is good manners to say please when you want someone to help you. Once they have finished you should also say thank you
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It is polite to let others finish talking before you start talking. If you listen to them you may find what they are saying interesting
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If you are unable to wait for another person to stop talking because you have to tell them something quickly, like in an emergency, you can get their attention by saying excuse me first. This way they are more likely to listen to you instead of thinking that you are being rude
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You should put your hands over your mouth when you burp or cough. This stops germs from leaving your mouth and spreading from one person to another
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Saying sorry shows that you did not mean to upset or hurt another person and that you won’t do it again. Sometimes we can upset people by accident and it’s very important that we say sorry
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If you want to use something that belongs to someone else it is polite to ask them nicely if you can use it. This shows them that you know it is theirs and that you will return it when you are finished with it. Remember to say please when you ask
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If you do need to do a burp in front of other people, it is good manners to say pardon me or excuse me
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