Personal Branding and Etiquette Quiz January 11, 2018 1. At a networking event who do you give your business card to?People who have asked for your business cardNo one, these are social eventsAs many people as possible and leave a few spare on the tables 2. It is important that you buy clothing which suits and supportsYour personal valuesThe values of your employerThe latest fashion trendsThe values of your business 3. The second most popular colour for men isBlackBlueGreen 4. How do you make a proper introduction between 2 people? You stand closest to the person of greater importance.You introduce the most important person by using their name 1st to the 2nd most important person by mentioning them 2nd.You leave it to them to introduce themselves as they are the people who are meeting.You make sure you are standing and facing the people who you are introducing very closely. 5. Eye contact should be maintained for_________________ in any one on one conversation 80% of the timeEvery minute or so look away20% of the timeThe entire time 6. In a business environment who should open the door for whom?Whoever reaches the door first should open the door for the person they are walking withA younger person should always open the door for an older personA man should always open the door from woman 7. You are invited to a corporate sporting box–what do you wear?Level IV–jeans and a T-shirt Level I–Traditional business attireLevel II–Smart business attireLevel III–Relaxed business attire 8. To have the greatest impact in the workplace you should wear clothing which Are made up of medium contrastHave a high contrastHave rich colours Have bright colours 9. What is the standard universal measure for tipping?Tipping rates and customs vary from country to country. There is no standard.You only leave a tip if someone has done an exceptional service.Tipping should be a flat 10% of the entire bill. 10. At what point should you say your name when answering you phone?Immediately after helloAvoid saying it until you know who's on the other end of the lineIt should be the very last word you say 11. At a formal table setting the bread and butter plate will be foundTo the right of your dinner plate.Under your dinner plateTo the left of your dinner plate.Above your dinner plate. 12. When somebody proposes a toast in your honour at a function you shouldDrink deeply from your own glassWatch who drinks and who doesn't so you know who your friends areTake a small sip from your own glassBe gracious and smile and do not touch your glass 13. How close should you stand to a person in a private conversation?Less than a foot and a half away or 48 cmAnywhere from 46 cm (18 inches) to 122 cm (4 ft)More than 122 cm (4 ft) away from the person 14. How quickly are 1st impressions formedWithin the blink of an eye.In just over a minute.Once you know the person properly. 15. What constitutes a good handshake?A firm grip, eye contact and 2 to 3 shakes of the hand.A firm grip, continual shaking while the introductions were made and a smile.A dry palm, a soft grip and a single hand pump.Hand contact as you pass across your business card 16. Emoticons in a business e-mail are?InappropriateRequired to get a message acrossLoads of fun 17. A person who is uncomfortable in a room full of people will stand with their feet facingThe person or object of their attentionThe person they are least interested inThe buffet tableThe nearest door 18. When talking on your mobile phone which is the most acceptable?Speak up loudly and clearly so that you can be heard at the other end of the phoneRemain where you are as moving can upset the connectionIf you find yourself fidgeting walk around to settle your nerves.Take your call in a place where you will not disturb others 19. Before you start eating you meal your napkin should beplaced on your lap by a waiterplaced on your lapplaced on the right hand side of your dinner plate 20. The least powerful place to sit in a meeting isTo the right of the most important personHalfway down the table from the most important personTo the left of the most important personDirectly opposite the most important person Your email address: Your name: Loading... Share this:ShareFacebookPinterestPocketWhatsAppTwitterLinkedIn