1.
You discover a minor error in a report that has already been submitted to a client. What should you do?
Ignore it as it's only a minor error
Blame someone else for the mistake
Inform your supervisor and discuss how to address it with the client
Secretly correct it and resend without telling anyone
2.
You're asked to provide feedback on a new company initiative. How should you approach this?
Provide only positive feedback to avoid conflict
Criticize the initiative without offering solutions
Offer honest, constructive feedback with suggestions for improvement
Avoid giving any feedback
3.
You notice a significant increase in your workload without a corresponding increase in compensation. How should you address this?
Immediately demand a raise or threaten to quit
Reduce your work output to match your current compensation
Document your increased responsibilities and discuss the situation with your supervisor
Complain about the situation to your coworkers
4.
A coworker asks you to lie to cover for their mistake. What should you do?
Agree to lie to help your coworker
Refuse and immediately report them to management
Refuse and encourage them to take responsibility for their mistake
Ignore the request and avoid the situation
5.
During a class discussion, you strongly disagree with a point the teacher is making. How should you respond?
Interrupt the teacher to correct them
Stay silent and accept the teacher's point
Raise your hand and respectfully present your perspective with evidence
Complain about the teacher to the principal
6.
You notice a safety procedure is routinely ignored in your workplace. What should you do?
Ignore it as it's not your responsibility
Start ignoring the safety procedure yourself
Report the issue to the appropriate safety officer or supervisor
Confront coworkers aggressively about their behavior
7.
You're asked to give a presentation on a topic you're not fully comfortable with. How should you handle this?
Decline the opportunity outright
Give the presentation without additional preparation
Request time to research and prepare, or suggest a more knowledgeable colleague
Make up information to appear knowledgeable
8.
During a test, you notice the person next to you is cheating. What's the most appropriate action?
Confront them during the test
Report them to the instructor after the test
Ignore it and focus on your own test
Try to block their view of your answers
9.
You overhear a classmate spreading a rumor about a teacher. What should you do?
Join in and add to the rumor
Confront the classmate aggressively
Politely tell the classmate that spreading rumors is inappropriate
Immediately report the classmate to the school administration
10.
You notice a classmate is struggling with a concept you understand well. What's the best way to help?
Offer to do their homework for them
Tell them they should drop the class if it's too hard
Offer to study together and explain the concept
Ignore their struggle, as it's not your responsibility
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