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Eating Etiquette In Peru

Eating Etiquette In Peru. By: Isabella & Zach. 1) At a cena, where do the hosts and honored guests suit. A) Across from each other B) Next to each other C) Anywhere they want. Incorrect, Try Again!. Correct!.

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Eating Etiquette In Peru

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  1. Eating Etiquette In Peru By: Isabella & Zach

  2. 1) At a cena, where do the hosts and honored guests suit. • A) Across from each other • B) Next to each other • C) Anywhere they want

  3. Incorrect, Try Again!

  4. Correct! The guest sits next to the host because it’s a way of thanking them for being invited and it shows respect. Next Question.

  5. 2) At a restaurante, what percent tip is included on the bill? • A) 15% • B) 18% • C) 10%

  6. Incorrect, Try Again!

  7. Correct! • Most restaurants in Peru include a 10% gratuity on the bill. You add an extra 10% if the service has been satisfactory. It is true that the people of Peru are not big tippers, but tipping is a great way to show your appreciation. Next Question

  8. 3) When a lady sitting next to you at dinner gets up to leave the mesa, what should you do? • A) Stand up both when she leaves and returns. • B) Stay seated • C) Stand up only when she leaves.

  9. Incorrect, Try Again!

  10. Correct! • It shows respect and compassion towards the female. You should also be courteous towards her. It will impress both her and the other guest. Next Question

  11. 4) When invited to a dinner at someone’s casa, when do you show up • A) 15 minutes early • B) Right on time • C) 30 minutes late

  12. Incorrect, Try Again!

  13. Correct! • So that it gives them plenty of time to prepare the meal. Next Question

  14. 5) Is it necessary to completely clean your dinner plato at a party? • A) Yes • B) No • C) Eat until your full

  15. Incorrect, Try Again!

  16. Correct! • It shows that you enjoyed the meal and it’s a way of showing thankfulness. Next Question

  17. 6) In Peru, a right handed person keeps their tenedor in what hand? • A) Right • B) Left • C) Either

  18. Incorrect, Try Again!

  19. Correct! • They hold their fork in their left hand therefore, they hold their knife with their right hand. Next Question!

  20. 7) When attending a fiesta at someone’s home, what do you bring? • A) Small thoughtful gift • B) Yourself • C) A big present

  21. Incorrect, Try Again!

  22. Correct! • It’s shown as a token of appreciation towards the hosts and it thanks them for serving them the meal. Next Question!

  23. 8)When entering a restaurant or store, what do tú do? • Greet the staff • Let them greet you • Ignore them

  24. Incorrect, Try Again!

  25. Correct! • In Peru, it is very important to greet the staff, it is considered rude if you do not. Peruvian are generally polite and greetings are strictly • enforced. Next Question!

  26. 9) Where do you rest your manos during the meal? • A) On your lap • B) On the table • C) Anywhere you want

  27. Incorrect, Try Again!

  28. Correct! • You are expected to keep both hands above the table until the meal is over. It is rude and sometimes considered sneaky to rest them on your lap. Next Question

  29. 10) When you comer at a casual restaurant, you may have to share your table with other guests. • A) False • B) It depends • C) True

  30. Incorrect, Try Again!

  31. Correct! The Quiz Is Over! • In a restaurant, it is normal to share your table with other guests.

  32. Sources! Etiquette Scholar Trip Advisor ; Peru Voices.Yahoo ; Peruvian-Etiquette

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