Etiquette Netiquette

1. Applying the definition from Section B, which character's action is a clear violation of 'etiquette' (situational rules) rather than 'manners' (universal principles)?

• A) The person who drives recklessly and honks at others
• B) The person who interrupts elders while they are speaking
• C) The person who leaves a wedding party right after finishing their food
• D) The person who believes saying 'thank you' is unnecessary

2. Based on the definition in Section B, how are 'manners' described?

• A) As arbitrary rules for different cultures
• B) As principles which are eternal and universal
• C) As particular rules for different situations
• D) As modern social media trends

3. What is the central theme or moral of the story by Pedro Pablo Sacristán?

• A) Technology is dangerous and should be avoided
• B) Good manners are crucial for keeping people together in happiness
• C) Children are wiser than adults
• D) Words are not as important as actions

4. According to the text, what is Nabila addicted to?

• A) Driving her car at high speed
• B) Facebook
• C) Intervening when elders are speaking
• D) Shopping for groceries

5. Why was the strange man's machine unable to affect the two little girls?

• A) The girls were immune to its effects
• B) The machine was turned off when they were near
• C) The man felt sorry for them
• D) The machine could not steal non-verbal gestures

6. In the story by Pedro Pablo Sacristán, what was the strange man's primary feeling towards polite people?

• A) He admired them
• B) He was indifferent to them
• C) He wanted to learn from them
• D) He hated them

7. What happened to the polite letters after the machine exploded at the end of the story?

• A) They were sold by the man
• B) They returned to the machine
• C) They were scattered into the sky and fell into the sea
• D) They were given to the two girls