Everybody help out 30 questions about etiquette! ! ! ! There must be an answer, and the score will not be less! ! !

1. Fill in the blanks (65,438+0 for each blank, *** 20 for each blank) 65,438+0. Origin of etiquette: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. There are four kinds of _ _ _ _ _ _. 3. Physical beauty includes: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _。 The need to maintain the level difference. 2. Greetings, greetings, greetings and salutations. 3. Natural beauty, healthy beauty, inner beauty and decorative beauty. 4. Concentrated expression, sincere feelings, appropriate actions and courtesy to the other party. 5. Internal quality, external form. 6. Integrate theory with practice, practice both inside and outside, and use improvisation flexibly. 2. Multiple choice questions (650. Question 1 is multiple choice, and questions 2 and 3 are multiple choice) 1. On formal occasions, men should wear suits: () A. Wear a tie. B, shirt cuffs should not be exposed. C, the wallet should be put in the pocket inside the suit jacket. D, should wear light socks. E, the tie clip should be sandwiched between the third and fourth shirts. Button up. 2. British people's taboos on animals are: () A, crane B, bat C, peacock and elephant D, cat 3. There is a rule of reaching out first when shaking hands: () A, the younger generation should reach out first when shaking hands with the elders. B, men should reach out when shaking hands with male and female colleagues. C. The host shakes hands with the guests, usually the guests reach out first. D. TV. The host should hold out his hand first. A: 1. ACF 2。 C 3。 D three. Short answer (20 points, 5 points for each question) 1. Give three examples of ancient etiquette that have been used to this day to illustrate that etiquette has the characteristics of traditional inheritance. A: For example, respecting the old and loving the young (respecting the old and loving the young) and entertaining guests (entertaining guests) connect things. These etiquette come down in one continuous line since ancient times. (For example, 1 2, 2 4. ) 2. When choosing personal external style, besides personal internal quality, why should occupation and age be considered? For example. Answer: Different occupations face different people and have different requirements for their appearance. Some professions need to be dressed, such as police and soldiers. Although there is no uniform requirement for clothing in some occupations, there are certain evaluation standards for clothing, such as civil servants and teachers. It should not be worn on fancy clothes and conspicuous hand ornaments. In addition, with the change of age, people of different ages should also be different in appearance and behavior. Young people can be naive and romantic, and adults, especially the elderly, should be mature and steady. (Occupation and age should be 1, 3 points. 3. What etiquette do you think subordinates should pay the most attention to? (Answer at least 5 items) Answer: (1) Obey the boss's command arrangement. (2) respect the boss. (3) Listen carefully to the boss's deployment when accepting the task. (4) Observation time. (5) Knock at the door when entering the boss's office. (6) Dress appropriately when meeting the boss. Don't smoke casually. (7) communicate with your boss actively. (8) Don't show yourself too much in front of the boss. (9) Don't talk to the boss. (Every time you answer 1, you get 1, and if you answer 5, you won't get extra points. ) 4. Give two examples to illustrate the image distortion caused by the conflict of traditional ideas and external influences. A: Traditional ideas. Wearing a hat askew is popular abroad, and some people in China learn to wear a hat askew, which will make people feel uncomfortable and it is often difficult to evaluate such people. For another example, in the traditional concept, only people who are too poor wear rags, even those who have some conditions have to mend them before wearing them. But now, influenced by foreign countries, some young people wear "beggar clothes", which are obviously new clothes, but they have holes with raw edges. Some people dye their hair in various colors. In the traditional concept, only children's hair is colored, so under the influence of foreign countries, people who accept the new trend confuse the instrument standards of traditional evaluators, and it is difficult to judge a person's internal quality from the outside, resulting in a distorted image. (Give two examples and give 1 3 points. Q&A (20 points, 65,438+00 points for each question) 200000000000000 1 Illustrate the differences and connections between etiquette and custom with examples. A: Etiquette is formulated by the state, and etiquette is a custom formed by the people. In the process of its development, etiquette constantly absorbs the fine customs of the people, and at the same time abandons some outdated customs. For example, marriage is a gift in folk customs. After liberation, the first law enacted in China was the Marriage Law, which stipulated that marriage should be based on love and autonomy, that is, it absorbed the fine customs in folk customs; In addition, marriage customs such as marriage age, no buying and selling, arranged marriage and child bride are stipulated, which eliminates the stale things in folk customs. (Discuss five points and give five examples. ) 2. Give examples to explain why the cultivation of etiquette needs to strengthen moral cultivation. A: Morality is the foundation of etiquette. A moral person must have the character of caring and respecting others, so a moral person will treat others with courtesy. Therefore, we emphasize the need to strengthen moral cultivation in the process of cultivating etiquette. For example, Lei Feng loves the Party, the motherland, is responsible for his work and is ready to help others. He will respect others, care about others and treat others with courtesy. Another example is Li Suli, a model worker, who is a bus driver. Love work, serve passengers warmly, have noble professional ethics, and will treat people with courtesy. (5 points for discussion, 5 points for example. 5. Analyze the questions (30 points, each question 15 points) 1, and give three examples to illustrate the principle of "moderation" of etiquette. A: The principle of propriety is to give gifts in place. However, excessive flattery makes people feel flattering, but it seems rude. Example 2: Inviting guests to dinner, if it is too shabby, will make guests think that they are not welcome; But excessive extravagance and waste will also make customers feel unacceptable, but uncomfortable, which is also impolite. Example 3: Salespeople's warm service to customers, especially smiling service, can make customers feel cordial and friendly; But excessive enthusiasm will make customers doubt: Is there fraud? Are you selling fake and shoddy goods? (3 points for discussion, 4 points for each example. 2. "When in Rome, do as the Romans do" is an important principle of etiquette, but there are many practical problems in practice. Please talk about how to deal with the following situations respectively.

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