Manners and Etiquette in Different Cultures
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What does 'manner' refer to?

  • The way of doing something (correct)
  • The way a person behaves in society
  • A universal list of rules for all societies
  • A culture-specific set of behaviors
  • What is considered bad manners in Myanmar culture during mealtimes?

  • A senior starting to eat before a junior
  • Not listening to a senior with arms folded
  • A junior starting to eat before a senior (correct)
  • Not using utensils during meals
  • Why are manners important to consider?

  • Because they are only relevant in formal situations
  • Because they can be different in different societies and cultures (correct)
  • Because they are specific to one culture or society
  • Because they are universal and apply to all societies
  • What is an example of something that may be acceptable in one society but not in another?

    <p>Belching or breaking wind in company</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a characteristic of good manners?

    <p>They can be impolite or polite</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Manner vs. Manners

    • Manner refers to the way of doing something.
    • Manners refer to the way a person behaves in society.

    Characteristics of Manners

    • Manners can be good or bad.
    • Manners can be polite or impolite.

    Cultural Influence on Manners

    • Every society and culture has its own list of good and bad manners.
    • Manners can be universal, but some are culture-specific.

    Examples of Culture-Specific Manners

    • In Myanmar culture, it is considered bad manners for a junior to start eating before a senior does.
    • In Myanmar culture, it is polite for a junior to listen with arms folded while being spoken to by a senior (e.g. parent or teacher).

    Variations in Manners Across Cultures

    • A manner that is acceptable in one society may not be tolerated in another.
    • Examples of culture-specific manners include belching or breaking wind in company, which may be acceptable in one society but not in another.

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    Test your knowledge of etiquette and social norms in various cultures, including Myanmar. Learn about good and bad manners, polite behavior, and cultural differences.

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