Explanation:
We need to match each question (1–9) with the correct response from the list on the right. Let’s go one by one and think about what polite behavior or phrase fits each situation.
1. *What should you say if you walk in front of someone?*
→ When you accidentally block or step in front of someone, you apologize. The correct phrase is
“I’m Sorry!”
2. *Letting someone use something you are using is called?*
→ This is about being kind and fair — sharing your things. So the answer is
“Sharing!”
3. *When you ask for something you say?*
→ Polite way to ask: “Can I have…?” or just saying
“Please!” shows good manners.
4. *When you receive something you say?*
→ When someone gives you something (like a snack, a pen, etc.), you say
“Thank You!”
5. *When you receive a gift you send a what?*
→ After getting a gift, it’s polite to send a
“Thank You Card” to show appreciation.
6. *If your parents ask you to do something, you show them what?*
→ You obey and be respectful — that’s showing
“Respect”.
7. *If you make someone else upset or sad, you say?*
→ Again, an apology:
“I’m Sorry!”
Wait — but “I’m Sorry!” was already used for #1. Let’s double-check:
The list of responses has 9 items, and there are 9 questions — so each response is used once. That means we must assign each response exactly once.
Let’s list all responses clearly (right column, top to bottom):
- Are You Ok?
- I’m Sorry!
- Respect
- Nice to Meet You!
- Thank You!
- Please!
- Thank You Card
- Sharing!
- Excuse Me!
Now reassign carefully, ensuring no repeats:
1. Walk in front of someone → You say
“Excuse Me!” (not “I’m Sorry!” — because “Excuse Me!” is used *before* or *as* you pass; “I’m Sorry!” is after something bad happened). In manners lessons, stepping in front → “Excuse Me!” is standard.
2. Letting someone use something you’re using →
Sharing!
3. When you ask for something →
Please!
4. When you receive something →
Thank You!
5. When you receive a gift you send a →
Thank You Card
6. If parents ask you to do something, you show them →
Respect
7. If you make someone else upset or sad, you say →
I’m Sorry!
8. If someone is having a bad day and you see them upset, you ask? →
Are You Ok?
9. When you meet someone you say? →
Nice to Meet You!
Now verify all 9 are used once:
- Excuse Me! → #1
- Sharing! → #2
- Please! → #3
- Thank You! → #4
- Thank You Card → #5
- Respect → #6
- I’m Sorry! → #7
- Are You Ok? → #8
- Nice to Meet You! → #9
Yes — all match perfectly and no duplicates.
Final Answer:
1. Excuse Me!
2. Sharing!
3. Please!
4. Thank You!
5. Thank You Card
6. Respect
7. I’m Sorry!
8. Are You Ok?
9. Nice to Meet You!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of etiquette for kids worksheet.