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- 1. NICOLE ADRIAN G.NOLASCO 01 BS Hotel and Restaurant Management Applicant
- 2. 2 An anagram isa word or phrase formed by rearranging the letters of a different word or phrase, typically using all the original letters exactly once. ANAGRAMS Motivation Activity
- 3. 3 ITS CHARMS Correct Answer: CHRISTMAS TimerStarts Clue: Commemoration of nativity of Jesus
- 4. 4 SEAD PAIR Correct Answer: PARADISE TimerStarts Clue: The dwelling place of God
- 5. 5 LET WRAILY Correct Answer: WATERLILY Timer Starts Clue: Aquatic Herbs
- 6. 6 DIP ARMY Correct Answer: PYRAMID TimerStarts Clue: A polyhedron formed by connecting a polygonal base and a point, called the apex.
- 7. 7 BLUFT TERY Correct Answer: BUTTERFLY TimerStarts Clue: Insect in the macrolepidopteran clade Rhopalocera from the order Lepidoptera
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- 9. What is Table Napkin? •A rectangular or square piece of cloth we use at the table for wiping the mouth and fingers while eating. 09 • It also protects the clothes you are wearing from food stains, spills and crumbs. • Traditionally, napkins are kept to the left of the place setting, outside the outermost fork. • Is usually folded in various designs and shapes.
- 10. What is Serviette? •Serviette refers to a table napkin. In other words, both these words have the same meaning. However, there is a difference between napkin and serviette based on their usage. 010 • In the US, serviette is rarely used. However, in the UK, use of the word serviette is often thought to be common or un-posh, whereas napkin is associated with the upper class. Canadians use these two words more or less interchangeably.
- 11. What is theDifference between Napkin and Serviette? • The difference between napkin and serviette actually lies in the usage. 011 • Americans mostly use the word napkin, whereas British associate napkin with upper class and serviette with middle-class or unposh usage. • Moreover, napkin is the most commonly used word out of these two words.
- 12. Napkin vs Serviette 012 Nappemeans cloth -kin means small Or small cloth Napkin servi(r ) means to serve -ette; for the use Or use in serving Serviette
- 13. Napkin Etiquette 013 When you’regiven a napkin, use it. Rule 1 If napkin is larger than your lap, fold it. Rule 3 Wait for the host to pick up and unfold his napkin before you do the same with yours. Rule 2 Don’t make any ostentatious displays to the napkin to open it. Rule 4
- 14. Napkin Etiquette 014 Don’t waitfor the food to be served before you open your napkin. Rule 5 Place napkin on your lap. Rule 7 When leaving the table during the meal, leave the napkin, loosely folded, on your seat or on the table to the left or right of your plate Rule 6
- 15. Table Napkin 015 types andsizes “The bigger the meal the bigger the napkin” Dinner Napkin “Small delicate meal for small delicate napkin “ Tea Napkin Lunch Napkin Cocktail Napkin • 20-26 inches square • Largest napkin • 16-19 inches square • Smaller than Dinner Napkin • 12 inches square • Don’t really go on your laps • 6-9 inches square • Preferably use to wipe your fingers from finger foods
- 16. Table Napkin Folding ChristmasTree Napkin Fold The Bird Of Paradise Napkin Fold The Rose/Lotus Napkin Fold
- 17. SUMMARY • Why istable napkin folding important? • How important is it? • Why is there need to learn a different table napkin folding? 17
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- 20. THANK YOU! Nicole AdrianG. Nolasco
- 21. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 021 Step 1: Supplies
- 22. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 022 Step 2: Fold the Napkin in Half
- 23. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 023 Step 3: Fold It in Half Again
- 24. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 024 Step 4: Fold the Corners Up One at a Time
- 25. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 025 Step 5: Flip the Napkin Over
- 26. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 026 Step 6: Fold Both Outer Corners to Their Opposite Sides
- 27. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 027 Step 7: Flip It Again
- 28. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 028 Step 8: Fold 'em UP
- 29. Christmas Tree NapkinFold 029 Step 9: Place and Primp
- 30. The Rose NapkinFold 030 1. Lay the napkin face-down in front of you.
- 31. The Rose NapkinFold 031 2. Fold the two right corners of the napkin in so the tips rest at the center.
- 32. The Rose NapkinFold 032 3. Fold the remaining two corners of the napkin in so the tips meet with the last two in the center.
- 33. The Rose NapkinFold 033 4. Once again, begin folding the outer corners in so they meet at the center.
- 34. The Rose NapkinFold 034 5. Once all of the tips are folded you are left with a square about 1/4 the size of the unfolded napkin.
- 35. The Rose NapkinFold 035 6. Flip it over.
- 36. The Rose NapkinFold 036 7. Fold the corners in so they meet in the center and then place something sturdy in the center, or hold it with your fingers.
- 37. The Rose NapkinFold 037 8. While maintaining downward pressure in the center of the napkin, reach underneath each corner and pull out the flaps to create petals.
- 38. The Rose NapkinFold 038 9. Remove the center weight and your rose should look as pictured here.
- 39. The Rose NapkinFold 039 10. If you like you can reach underneath the center of each side and pull out a second set of petals to fancy it up some more. Place something in the center and you’re done, have a rosy meal!
- 40. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 040 1. Lay the napkin face-down in front of you.
- 41. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 041 2. Fold the napkin in half.
- 42. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 042 3. Fold the napkin in quarters.
- 43. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 043 4. Fold the napkin in half diagonally, creating a triangle.
- 44. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 044 5. Orient the triangle so the open tip is facing away from you.
- 45. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 045 6. Fold the right corner diagonally towards you – laying it down along the centerline of the triangle, making a new tip pointing towards you. An iron can make this important fold a whole lot easier.
- 46. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 046 7. Do the same with the left corner, fold it diagonally toward you and press it down next to the previous fold. Now you have a diamond!
- 47. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 047 8. Fold the two "wings" that you just made in folds 6 and 7 under so that you have your original triangle shape back. Once again an iron can make a world of difference.
- 48. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 048 9. Fold the triangle in half by bringing the center seam towards you and allowing the ends to fall.
- 49. The Bird OfParadise Napkin Fold 049 10. This bird’s almost ready to fly, but first you must give it some feathers. While holding the base firmly to keep your folds together, pull up the four ‘flaps’ created by the napkin’s corners.
Editor's Notes
- #9 Why is table napkin important? How important is it? Why is there need to learn a different table napkin folding?
- #12 Some people believe that napkins are made of only clothes whereas serviettes are made of paper. This is not true. You can find both paper napkins and cloth napkins. However, most people use cloth napkins for formal dinners, and paper napkins for casual events like cocktail receptions.
- #13 Nappe and Servi® is an Old French word
- #14 Don’t let it sit beside your plate. It was given to you for wiping your face when you need to and to protect your lap from spills. Leaving it beside your plate marks you as a slob. Do not ever use this to wipe your nose or face (this should be done away from the table. Ff you were the host of the party you shouldn’t leave a formal dinner during dinner. Also when the host places his napkin on the table, this symbolizes that the meal is over such that it just covers your lap. In polite society, movements at the dinner table tend to be small. WILDLY SHAKING NAPKIN. don’t use the napkin as you would a wash cloth during your morning shower; gently dab at your mouth.
- #15 5. Should your napkin still be sitting on the table when the food arrives, the server may have to create space to set your plate. 6. Also put the loosely folded napkin to the left of your plate when you’re done eating, never on the plate. 7. It is not tucked into your pants, nor does it belong tucked into your shirt collar. However, if you are in a milieu where that kind of behavior is acceptable, don’t be afraid to go along. For example, diners from Southern Italy (or southern New Jersey) have long known that a bowl of spaghetti topped with marinara sauce can be better enjoyed when you don’t have to worry about the red stuff splattering on your shirt. Many Italian and Italian-American diners therefore tuck the napkin into their collars as a matter of course. Feel free to do the same.
- #16 When you were given a napkin, USE IT Wait for the host to pick up and unfold If larger, fold it Don’t make ostentatious display unfolding your napkin Don’t wait for the food to be serve Always leave napkin on the left or right side of your plate when leaving the table Put napkin on your lap
- #17 Dinner – largest – 20-26 Lunch – Smaller – 16-19 Tea – 12 Cocktail – don’t go with your lap – 6-9