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    This document discusses manners and provides questions to prompt discussion on the topic. It begins by asking about good and bad manners and why they may be considered as such. Examples given include handshakes, greetings, politeness, rudeness, staring, interrupting and shouting. It then asks about road rage and aggressive driving behaviors. The third question discusses whether manners were better in earlier times or now, considering factors like decency, family and modern styles. The best way to teach manners to children is the topic of the fourth question. The fifth encourages detailing good manners across cultures, such as bowing, removing hats, and respect. Additional optional questions provide advice for foreign visitors, how manners affect success, hugging strangers,

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    This document discusses manners and provides questions to prompt discussion on the topic. It begins by asking about good and bad manners and why they may be considered as such. Examples given include handshakes, greetings, politeness, rudeness, staring, interrupting and shouting. It then asks about road rage and aggressive driving behaviors. The third question discusses whether manners were better in earlier times or now, considering factors like decency, family and modern styles. The best way to teach manners to children is the topic of the fourth question. The fifth encourages detailing good manners across cultures, such as bowing, removing hats, and respect. Additional optional questions provide advice for foreign visitors, how manners affect success, hugging strangers,

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    Free Talk with Topic Ⅰ– Lesson 67

    Manners

    © 2017 Acadsoc Limited


    Free Talk with Topic Ⅰ– Lesson 67

    1. What are some good and bad manners? Why do you


    think they are good or bad?

    Words may be used:


    positive language
    handshake/bow/greeting
    polite/gentle
    rude/annoying
    stare at people/interrupt/shout

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    Free Talk with Topic Ⅰ– Lesson 67

    2. Are you often overtaken by other cars when driving?


    Why do some people have road rage(暴怒)?

    Words may be used:


    traffic jam
    angry/impatient/tightening feeling
    competition/aggressive driving
    on the highway/expressway
    change lanes

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    Free Talk with Topic Ⅰ– Lesson 67

    3. Do people have better manners now or in earlier times?

    Words may be used:


    decency/politeness/respect
    no comparison
    styles/social background/family
    in the modern era/nowadays
    gentleman/lady

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    Free Talk with Topic Ⅰ– Lesson 67

    4. What's the best way to teach manners to children?

    Words may be used:


    practice
    learn from a good example
    family dinner
    details
    well-behaved

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    Free Talk with Topic Ⅰ– Lesson 67

    5. What are the good manners in different cultures? Try to


    give more details.

    Words may be used:


    make a bow
    take off one's hat
    ladies first
    respect/high regard
    being modest

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    Free Talk with Topic Ⅰ– Lesson 67

    Selective Questions:
    (*If all the five questions above have already been finished, you can choose to discuss the following ones.)

    6. What advices would you give to a foreign visitor who would like to show good manners?
    7. Can manners affect your success in life? Why?
    8. Do you feel uncomfortable to hug or kiss another person in greeting?
    9. Will you say "hi" to people even if they are strangers? Why or Why not?
    10. Do you know some good table manners? Give some examples.

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    Free Talk with Topic Ⅰ– Lesson 67 ₪1

    Further Reading:
    25 Manners Kids Should Know
    http://www.parents.com/kids/development/social/25-manners-kids-should-
    know/?slideId=37179

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