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Unit 3 Ch 19 Be a Good Host and Guest — English STD 5 — Question

Maharashtra BoardEnglish MediumSTD 5EnglishUnit 3 Ch 19 Be a Good Host and Guest1 Mark
Question
Tips to be a wonderful host.: Before the party day:
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Answer

  1. Consult family members. Decide the time, place, date, menu, etc.
  2. List down the invitees.
  3. Inform the invitees well in advance, orally or in the written form. Give all the information needed.
  4. You have to impress your guests. Choose decorations which look the best. Choose the menu which the guests will love.
  5. List down the different means of entertainments and including games, you would want for your guests.
  6. List down the programme of your party, Recheck the list to see that everything is taken care of.
  7. Distribute the task so that it wouldn’t be a burden on any one person.

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