Dining and Dinnerware Quiz

What is a "Charger Plate"?Choose the correct answer:

A plate for serving bread
A decorative plate placed beneath the main dinner plate
A plate for serving desserts
A plate used for serving soup

Which of the following is used to indicate a guest's designated seating arrangement?Choose the correct answer:

Napkin Ring
Centerpiece
Place Card
Tablecloth

What is the purpose of a "Gravy Boat"?Choose the correct answer:

To serve butter
To serve wine
To serve water
To serve gravy or sauces

Which term refers to a rule suggesting that one should keep their elbows off the table while eating?Choose the correct answer:

Dress Code
Grace
RSVP
Elbows Off the Table

What is a "Soup Spoon"?Choose the correct answer:

A spoon for spreading butter
A round-bowled spoon for eating soups
A spoon for serving food from communal dishes
A spoon for eating desserts

Which glass is designed explicitly for serving champagne or sparkling wine?Choose the correct answer:

Water Glass
Martini Glass
Champagne Flute
Coffee Mug

What is a "Windsor Chair"?Choose the correct answer:

A chair with a molded plastic seat
A chair with horizontal slats resembling a ladder on the backrest
A classic wooden chair with a spindle back
A chair with high backrests that extend to the sides

Which idiom means to reveal a secret or confidential information?Choose the correct answer:

Break the ice
In hot water
Cup of tea
Spill the beans

Which phrase is used as a toast before taking a drink, encouraging everyone to finish their drinks in one gulp?Choose the correct answer:

Bottoms up!
Piece of cake
Eat humble pie
In hot water

What is the meaning of the idiom "Eat humble pie"?Choose the correct answer:

To enjoy a simple meal
To admit a mistake and show humility
To have a favorite dish
To celebrate with a dessert