Questions
When traveling in a group, it is considered polite to:
- Talk loudly so everyone can hear you.
- Be considerate of others' needs and preferences.
- Always insist on getting your way.
- Ignore the needs of others and focus on your own enjoyment.
When dining out at a restaurant, it is considered polite to:
- Talk loudly and laugh boisterously.
- Use your phone at the table.
- Order the most expensive items on the menu.
- Be polite and respectful to the wait staff.
When visiting a museum or art gallery, it is considered polite to:
- Talk loudly and make comments about the exhibits.
- Touch or handle the exhibits.
- Take pictures with a flash.
- Be quiet and respectful of others.
When staying in a hotel, it is considered polite to:
- Leave your room a mess.
- Be noisy and disruptive.
- Tip the housekeeping staff.
- Complain about everything.
When traveling on public transportation, it is considered polite to:
- Push and shove to get on the bus or train.
- Talk loudly on your phone.
- Play music out loud.
- Give up your seat for someone who needs it more.
When visiting a foreign country, it is considered polite to:
- Ignore the local customs and traditions.
- Be loud and obnoxious.
- Dress inappropriately.
- Learn a few basic phrases in the local language.
When traveling with children, it is considered polite to:
- Let your children run wild and scream.
- Ignore your children's needs.
- Be patient and understanding.
- Make your children sit still and be quiet.
When traveling with pets, it is considered polite to:
- Let your pet roam free.
- Ignore your pet's needs.
- Be responsible and respectful of others.
- Leave your pet at home.
When taking a tour, it is considered polite to:
- Talk loudly and interrupt the tour guide.
- Ignore the tour guide's instructions.
- Be respectful and listen to the tour guide.
- Ask the tour guide inappropriate questions.
When visiting a religious site, it is considered polite to:
- Be loud and disrespectful.
- Take pictures of people without their permission.
- Dress inappropriately.
- Be respectful and follow the local customs.
When going on a hike, it is considered polite to:
- Leave trash and litter behind.
- Damage the plants and wildlife.
- Be respectful of the environment.
- Ignore the trail signs and markers.
When camping, it is considered polite to:
- Leave your campsite a mess.
- Be noisy and disruptive.
- Respect the privacy of other campers.
- Ignore the campground rules and regulations.
When fishing, it is considered polite to:
- Litter the fishing spot with trash.
- Ignore the fishing regulations.
- Be respectful of other anglers.
- Use illegal fishing methods.
When hunting, it is considered polite to:
- Trespass on private property.
- Hunt without a license.
- Be respectful of other hunters.
- Ignore the hunting regulations.
When boating, it is considered polite to:
- Be reckless and endanger other boaters.
- Ignore the boating regulations.
- Be respectful of other boaters.
- Play loud music and disturb other boaters.