The document provides advice on proper etiquette and body language in various social and professional situations, including: 1) It is important to sit properly and make eye contact in a job interview to appear engaged and interested. 2) A firm handshake and good posture make a positive first impression when meeting someone. 3) When running late for an interview, it is best to apologize sincerely for being late rather than ignoring the lateness. 4) Positive language like "hello" and "how can I help you" is preferable to negative language like "shut up" or "I hate you" in interactions.

1. Cameron Ramsay

2. How would you greet someone you
have only just met?
Shout at them Punch them in the face
Hand shake Ignore them

3.  Body language has shown to be important in both job
interviews and in everyday life. It has been said that
with in the first three seconds of meeting someone you
will determine if you like them or not.
 The same can be said when you look at someone body
language.

4. Emotionsthese emotions is the correct one
 Which one of
to use in an informal email.

5.  Emotions are a great way to express feelings when
emailing or texting as you can not see their actual
emotions.
 They are also a great way to explain thing over the text
or the internet.

6. What would you do with your
hands in an interview?
Arms folded Hands in pockets
Hands on your legs Hand on the table

7.  People often quote that the best way to seal a deal is
with a handshake. People can tell a lot by how you give
a handshake i.e. how hard you squeeze and oh firm the
hand shake actually is.

8. How would you sit when in an
interview.
Slouched Arms folded
Sitting upright looking
Leaning to one side of the
engaged in what they are
chair
saying

9.  It is important that you sit properly when in an
interview, because the worst thing you can do is make
seem as if your not interested in it. Otherwise there
would be no point in going in the first place.
 It is also said that people judge you on how you sit, the
same with when you give a hand shake and how you
speak to someone.

10. When sending an formal email how
should you finish off the email?
Yours sincerely Up you arse
Blank Love from

11. When sending an informal email
what would you finish off with?
Cheers Regards
Arms folded Your name

12. When talking to your interviewer
what tone of voice should you use?
High pitched Low pitched
Normal tone of voice shouting

13.  Tone of voice is a key way when talking to someone,
especially when meeting for the first time. Most
people judge what someone is like by what kind of
pitch they use. So it best the use a clean and confidant
pitch so as to not seem nervous or shy.

14. What should you do when you are
late for an interview.
Walking in late and sit
Apologise for being late. down, with out saying
your late.
Come in and shout Not come in, and hide in
“SORRY I AM LATE”. the toilets.

15.  When someone is late as much as it would annoy the
person waiting its even worst, if someone doesn’t
apologise after being late. All you have to say is “sorry
I'm late”

16. Which of these is positive language
“Are you alright?” “How can I help you”
“I hate you.” “Shut up”

17.  Positive language is language that is good and
normally seems nice i.e. “hello” its normally meant in a
good way and tends to be meant to show that your
happy.

18. Which of these are negative
language?
Shut up Hello
I love you You are an idiot

19.  Negative language is the opposite of positive in when
the person is normally angry or annoyed and use’s
want to express them in this way.

20. Congratulation Congratulation
your right! your right!
Congratulation
Congratulation your right!
your right!
Congratulation
your right! Congratulation
your right!
Congratulation
Congratulation your right!
your right!
Congratulation
your right!

21. Sorry wrong answer try again.