When ordering at a restaurant where a server is deaf, you can do all of the following except:
A. give up and let others order
B. jot down notes on a piece of paper
C. keep continuous eye contact
D. wave hands to catch his attention
Answer (2)
In a restaurant with a deaf server, appropriate ways to communicate include jotting notes, keeping eye contact, and waving hands to get attention. However, giving up and letting others order is not an appropriate response, as it undermines the server's ability to assist you. Effective communication is key to a respectful dining experience. ;
In a restaurant with a deaf server, it's effective to jot down notes, keep eye contact, and wave hands for attention. However, giving up and letting others order is not respectful or appropriate. The correct answer is option A: give up and let others order.
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