Employability Skills Test : Question 1 of 100

Jill is an HR manager at an Organization. Jane comes to Jill to discuss an issue that she is facing at work. However, Jill keeps interrupting Jane and trying to provide a readymade solution to Jane instead of listening to her. Which of these messages is most likely conveyed to Jane by Jill's frequent interruptions?

Jill is an HR manager at an Organization. Jane comes to Jill to discuss an issue that she is facing at work. However, Jill keeps interrupting Jane and trying to provide a readymade solution to Jane instead of listening to her. Which of these messages is most likely conveyed to Jane by Jill's frequent interruptions?

You are working as an executive assistant. You were called by your boss to come to his cabin. Once you reach there, he says that he would love to know your take on the current situation of the market's uneven fluctuation and then he starts explaining the reason behind the market fluctuation. While he is speaking, you do the following things. Select the ones that would show that you are not interested in the conversation.

A. You are not maintaining any eye contact.

B. You are nodding your head periodically.

C. You are giving Minimal encouragers in between

You are working as an executive assistant. You were called by your boss to come to his cabin. Once you reach there, he says that he would love to know your take on the current situation of the market's uneven fluctuation and then he starts explaining the reason behind the market fluctuation. While he is speaking, you do the following things. Select the ones that would show that you are not interested in the conversation.

A. You are not maintaining any eye contact.

B. You are nodding your head periodically.

C. You are giving Minimal encouragers in between

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below:

A) If you are not clear about what the other person said in an ongoing conversation, you must not use reflective listening.

B) Reflective listening can only be practiced when the listener is clear about what the speaker said but wants him to repeat it.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below:

A) If you are not clear about what the other person said in an ongoing conversation, you must not use reflective listening.

B) Reflective listening can only be practiced when the listener is clear about what the speaker said but wants him to repeat it.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below.

A) If you are not clear about what the other person said in an ongoing conversation, you must not use reflective listening.
B) Reflective listening can only be practiced when the listener is clear about what the speaker said but wants him to repeat it.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below.

A) If you are not clear about what the other person said in an ongoing conversation, you must not use reflective listening.
B) Reflective listening can only be practiced when the listener is clear about what the speaker said but wants him to repeat it.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below.

A) If you are not clear about what the other person said in an ongoing conversation, you must not use reflective listening.

B) Reflective listening can only be practiced when the listener is clear about what the speaker said but wants him to repeat it.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below.

A) If you are not clear about what the other person said in an ongoing conversation, you must not use reflective listening.

B) Reflective listening can only be practiced when the listener is clear about what the speaker said but wants him to repeat it.

Jean is a Receptionist at a Law firm. She comes to the orientation for the new Interns and gives the following tips to improve their Listening skills:

1. Repress your desire to provide emotional responses
2. Sympathize with the person speaking to you
3. If you want to check your understanding use paraphrases

On which of these points do you agree with Jean?

Jean is a Receptionist at a Law firm. She comes to the orientation for the new Interns and gives the following tips to improve their Listening skills:

1. Repress your desire to provide emotional responses
2. Sympathize with the person speaking to you
3. If you want to check your understanding use paraphrases

On which of these points do you agree with Jean?

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below:

A) If you are not clear about what the other person said in an ongoing conversation, you must not use reflective listening.

B) Reflective listening can only be practiced when the listener is clear about what the speaker said but wants him to repeat it.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below:

A) If you are not clear about what the other person said in an ongoing conversation, you must not use reflective listening.

B) Reflective listening can only be practiced when the listener is clear about what the speaker said but wants him to repeat it.

You work as an office secretary in a logistics company. Your boss wants to discuss the merits of involving new schemes to reach out to more people and expand the business. Which of the following points will indicate that you are not paying full attention to your boss?

A. You have hunched shoulders with folded hands.
B. You are continuously moving in your chair.
C. You are not facing your boss directly, and you are avoiding eye contact.

You work as an office secretary in a logistics company. Your boss wants to discuss the merits of involving new schemes to reach out to more people and expand the business. Which of the following points will indicate that you are not paying full attention to your boss?

A. You have hunched shoulders with folded hands.
B. You are continuously moving in your chair.
C. You are not facing your boss directly, and you are avoiding eye contact.

You are working as an executive assistant. You were called by your boss to come to his cabin. Once you reach there, he says that he would love to know your take on the current situation of the market's uneven fluctuation and then he starts explaining the reason behind the market fluctuation. While he is speaking, you do the following things. Select the ones that would show that you are not interested in the conversation.

A. You are not maintaining any eye contact.
B. You are nodding your head periodically.
C. You are giving Minimal encouragers in between

You are working as an executive assistant. You were called by your boss to come to his cabin. Once you reach there, he says that he would love to know your take on the current situation of the market's uneven fluctuation and then he starts explaining the reason behind the market fluctuation. While he is speaking, you do the following things. Select the ones that would show that you are not interested in the conversation.

A. You are not maintaining any eye contact.
B. You are nodding your head periodically.
C. You are giving Minimal encouragers in between

You were attending a conference in which you observed four people A, B, C, and D. Their behavior is explained below. Which one of these would you say is the best listener?

1. A was asking questions to the speaker very frequently. One time, he asked a question when the speaker had stopped for taking a sip of water.

2. B was noting down every word that the speaker was saying and didn't have any clarifications to be made.

3. C was only writing the keywords from the speech and asked a couple of questions when the speaker had finished speaking.

4. D sat in a relaxed position with hands folded at his chest. He only listened but didn't note down anything neither he asked any questions.

You were attending a conference in which you observed four people A, B, C, and D. Their behavior is explained below. Which one of these would you say is the best listener?

1. A was asking questions to the speaker very frequently. One time, he asked a question when the speaker had stopped for taking a sip of water.

2. B was noting down every word that the speaker was saying and didn't have any clarifications to be made.

3. C was only writing the keywords from the speech and asked a couple of questions when the speaker had finished speaking.

4. D sat in a relaxed position with hands folded at his chest. He only listened but didn't note down anything neither he asked any questions.

In a music class, 12 students play piano, 14 students play guitar and no student plays both the piano and guitar. There are 29 students in the class. How many students play neither the piano nor the guitar?

In a music class, 12 students play piano, 14 students play guitar and no student plays both the piano and guitar. There are 29 students in the class. How many students play neither the piano nor the guitar?

In a class of 30 students, 60% of students learn English, x% of students learn German and 20% learn both languages. If all of the students learn either English or German or both languages, what is the percent of students that learn German?

In a class of 30 students, 60% of students learn English, x% of students learn German and 20% learn both languages. If all of the students learn either English or German or both languages, what is the percent of students that learn German?

A family hired 3 bicycles and 1 motorcycle. The father and mother took different types of transport. The father and daughter took the same type of transport. The mother and the son had different types of transport too. Which of them did not use the bicycle?

A family hired 3 bicycles and 1 motorcycle. The father and mother took different types of transport. The father and daughter took the same type of transport. The mother and the son had different types of transport too. Which of them did not use the bicycle?

There is an elevator in a 9 story building. In this building, 12 people live on the 1st floor, 15 people live on the 2nd floor, 16 people live on the 3rd floor, 14 people live on the 4th floor, 11 people live on the 5th floor, 13 people live on the 6th floor, 9 people live on the 7th floor, 15 people live on the 8th floor, and 10 people live on the 9th floor. If it is assumed that all members travel by lift, which of the following lift buttons is pressed the most in the building?

There is an elevator in a 9 story building. In this building, 12 people live on the 1st floor, 15 people live on the 2nd floor, 16 people live on the 3rd floor, 14 people live on the 4th floor, 11 people live on the 5th floor, 13 people live on the 6th floor, 9 people live on the 7th floor, 15 people live on the 8th floor, and 10 people live on the 9th floor. If it is assumed that all members travel by lift, which of the following lift buttons is pressed the most in the building?

Software programs or hardware devices setup to protect computers while online are called:

Software programs or hardware devices setup to protect computers while online are called:

To change from Times New Roman to Arial, you must change the:

To change from Times New Roman to Arial, you must change the:

Clickable words on a Web page that direct you to another Web page or file are called:

Clickable words on a Web page that direct you to another Web page or file are called:

What happens when you click a hyperlink?

What happens when you click a hyperlink?

When you save a document from a web page to your computer, it is called as:

When you save a document from a web page to your computer, it is called as:

An uninstaller is a utility program that:

An uninstaller is a utility program that:

Which of the following is an output device?

Which of the following is an output device?

The blinking line, box, or arrow on the computer screen is called the:

The blinking line, box, or arrow on the computer screen is called the:

Which of the following word processing features allows information to be organized in rows and columns?

Which of the following word processing features allows information to be organized in rows and columns?

The default page setup that prints the document vertically is called:

The default page setup that prints the document vertically is called:

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below:

A. In a one-on-one conversation, it is important to observe the body language.

B. In a one-on-one conversation, active listening is very critical.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below:

A. In a one-on-one conversation, it is important to observe the body language.

B. In a one-on-one conversation, active listening is very critical.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below:

A. During one on one conversation, Julie is not clear about what Ryan has said. Julie should use reflective listening.

B. Reflective listening is a communication strategy involving two critical steps: seeking to understand a speaker's idea, and then offering the idea back to the speaker, to confirm the concept has been understood correctly.

Select the correct option regarding the statements given below:

A. During one on one conversation, Julie is not clear about what Ryan has said. Julie should use reflective listening.

B. Reflective listening is a communication strategy involving two critical steps: seeking to understand a speaker's idea, and then offering the idea back to the speaker, to confirm the concept has been understood correctly.

Kia is doing a fantastic job in her company. The management has promoted Kia as a project lead of a challenging project. She wants to establish an open communication culture in her project team during status meetings. Accordingly, she has proposed the following points to her teammates:

A. Don't interrupt while anyone else is speaking.

B. Always maintain a polite gesture.

C. Keep the communication brief and precise.

D. Don't disclose entire information to the team. Which of the following are the most important points that should be implemented to improve the effectiveness of the meetings?

Kia is doing a fantastic job in her company. The management has promoted Kia as a project lead of a challenging project. She wants to establish an open communication culture in her project team during status meetings. Accordingly, she has proposed the following points to her teammates:

A. Don't interrupt while anyone else is speaking.

B. Always maintain a polite gesture.

C. Keep the communication brief and precise.

D. Don't disclose entire information to the team. Which of the following are the most important points that should be implemented to improve the effectiveness of the meetings?

Ryan works as a warehouse manager for a Fortune 500 company. The company has sent him to Singapore for product orientation and a quarterly meeting. Joseph, the marketing head, gives a very emotional and customer-centric speech. All team members are super excited and charged. Ryan is not very convinced by Joseph’s presentation. What should Ryan do?

Ryan works as a warehouse manager for a Fortune 500 company. The company has sent him to Singapore for product orientation and a quarterly meeting. Joseph, the marketing head, gives a very emotional and customer-centric speech. All team members are super excited and charged. Ryan is not very convinced by Joseph’s presentation. What should Ryan do?

Presentations are a nightmare for Smith. Even during childhood, he avoided expressing his ideas in front of a group of people. Today morning he receives a call from Patrick, who says, I will not be able to make it to the office. Could you please lead the presentation? I will share the slide deck and the product manual with you. Smith says, I am not comfortable speaking in public. Cant you join us a bit late? Patrick replies, I will not be able to come. I am taking my father to the hospital. Smith comes to you worried, to discuss his concerns. What advice will you give him?

A. Hey Smith, don’t worry; speak with energy and enthusiasm.

B. Hey Smith, don’t worry; be the master of your content.

C. Hey Smith, remember to create a PowerPoint deck to share your ideas.

D. Hey Smith, raise your voice levels to impress the audience.

Presentations are a nightmare for Smith. Even during childhood, he avoided expressing his ideas in front of a group of people. Today morning he receives a call from Patrick, who says, I will not be able to make it to the office. Could you please lead the presentation? I will share the slide deck and the product manual with you. Smith says, I am not comfortable speaking in public. Cant you join us a bit late? Patrick replies, I will not be able to come. I am taking my father to the hospital. Smith comes to you worried, to discuss his concerns. What advice will you give him?

A. Hey Smith, don’t worry; speak with energy and enthusiasm.

B. Hey Smith, don’t worry; be the master of your content.

C. Hey Smith, remember to create a PowerPoint deck to share your ideas.

D. Hey Smith, raise your voice levels to impress the audience.

You are hired as an administrative worker at a large accounting firm and have just arrived in the office.
It is Monday, 9:00 am, and you have multiple tasks that need to get done before EOD. The staff in your office is busy and would be unable to assist you. Your workday would get over at 3:00 pm.

The tasks are as follows:
(I). Your supervisor needs you to call a list of important clients and gather information regarding their service preferences. This needs to be done by tomorrow.
(II). You receive a note indicating a personal talk with an HR specialist to discuss your work environment between 10:30 am - 12:30 pm.
(III). There are 20 purchase orders to review for completeness. These orders need to be finished by the end of the week.
(IV). You receive an email indicating an impromptu administrative staff meeting starting in the next 15 minutes.

Which of the following is the correct order of sequence in which you would accomplish the following tasks in this situation?

You are hired as an administrative worker at a large accounting firm and have just arrived in the office.
It is Monday, 9:00 am, and you have multiple tasks that need to get done before EOD. The staff in your office is busy and would be unable to assist you. Your workday would get over at 3:00 pm.

The tasks are as follows:
(I). Your supervisor needs you to call a list of important clients and gather information regarding their service preferences. This needs to be done by tomorrow.
(II). You receive a note indicating a personal talk with an HR specialist to discuss your work environment between 10:30 am - 12:30 pm.
(III). There are 20 purchase orders to review for completeness. These orders need to be finished by the end of the week.
(IV). You receive an email indicating an impromptu administrative staff meeting starting in the next 15 minutes.

Which of the following is the correct order of sequence in which you would accomplish the following tasks in this situation?

You're the sales manager of a smartphone manufacturing company. Despite adding new features to the phones, your company's sales figures are going down. After doing some research and survey, you realized that the reason behind it was the customer support representatives (CSRs) team. It wasn't able to serve the customers properly. They were late in responding to requests due to which people stopped buying your product. Of the given options, select the decisions that must be taken to improve the sales figures.

A. Helping CSRs understand how their work implements your company's strategy.

B. Implementing positive control measures like offering reasonable discounts etc.

C. Terminating individuals with negative attitudes.

You're the sales manager of a smartphone manufacturing company. Despite adding new features to the phones, your company's sales figures are going down. After doing some research and survey, you realized that the reason behind it was the customer support representatives (CSRs) team. It wasn't able to serve the customers properly. They were late in responding to requests due to which people stopped buying your product. Of the given options, select the decisions that must be taken to improve the sales figures.

A. Helping CSRs understand how their work implements your company's strategy.

B. Implementing positive control measures like offering reasonable discounts etc.

C. Terminating individuals with negative attitudes.

Suppose you and Carlos are working in the sales department of a product manufacturing company.
Both of you have been working on a presentation for an important client together. This presentation is due next Monday. Your supervisor will present your work to the board of directors. Carlos is responsible for gathering data related to the customer, while you are responsible for transforming his data into presentation slides. Accidentally, Carlos has collected the data from a wrong document which caused you to produce 25 inaccurate slides. Your manager is counting on the presentation to be ready on time for the weekend meeting.
Which of the following is the most appropriate way of handling this situation?

Suppose you and Carlos are working in the sales department of a product manufacturing company.
Both of you have been working on a presentation for an important client together. This presentation is due next Monday. Your supervisor will present your work to the board of directors. Carlos is responsible for gathering data related to the customer, while you are responsible for transforming his data into presentation slides. Accidentally, Carlos has collected the data from a wrong document which caused you to produce 25 inaccurate slides. Your manager is counting on the presentation to be ready on time for the weekend meeting.
Which of the following is the most appropriate way of handling this situation?

You are an HR Manager in a well-established MNC. You need a good UI/UX developer for your team. After interviewing a few people, you are confused between two people. Both of them are asking for a high amount of salary. How would go about deciding whom to hire? Arrange the steps given below in proper order to make a decision.

A) Check if any of those candidates have a skill required by other teams at your office.
B) Compare the background details of both the candidates.
C) Check if you have a UI/UX developer already available with some other team in your office.
D) Talk to the technical team.

You are an HR Manager in a well-established MNC. You need a good UI/UX developer for your team. After interviewing a few people, you are confused between two people. Both of them are asking for a high amount of salary. How would go about deciding whom to hire? Arrange the steps given below in proper order to make a decision.

A) Check if any of those candidates have a skill required by other teams at your office.
B) Compare the background details of both the candidates.
C) Check if you have a UI/UX developer already available with some other team in your office.
D) Talk to the technical team.

Jude is a banker in an investment bank. The CEO of a startup approaches Jude for a corporate loan. After doing a proper analysis, Jude declined the loan proposal. Which of the reasons given below, do you think, motivated Jude in doing so?

A) The CEO had invested a lot of money personally into the business.
B) The CEO kept a huge amount of money in reserve.
C) The clients involved in business with the startup were not diverse.
D) The startup didn't have sufficient collateral.

Jude is a banker in an investment bank. The CEO of a startup approaches Jude for a corporate loan. After doing a proper analysis, Jude declined the loan proposal. Which of the reasons given below, do you think, motivated Jude in doing so?

A) The CEO had invested a lot of money personally into the business.
B) The CEO kept a huge amount of money in reserve.
C) The clients involved in business with the startup were not diverse.
D) The startup didn't have sufficient collateral.

You are a nurse at a private hospital. One day, you walk into the hospital early morning and saw four patients lying down on the floor with no one there to attend them. You checked the four patients and diagnosed four different illnesses that need immediate attention. How will you decide whom to attend first? Arrange the steps given below in proper order.

A) Check the medical history/data of the patients.
B) Consult other nurses and doctors.
C) Check the severity of each illness with respect to each other.
D) Judge the condition and severity of the illness for the patients based on their current body language.

You are a nurse at a private hospital. One day, you walk into the hospital early morning and saw four patients lying down on the floor with no one there to attend them. You checked the four patients and diagnosed four different illnesses that need immediate attention. How will you decide whom to attend first? Arrange the steps given below in proper order.

A) Check the medical history/data of the patients.
B) Consult other nurses and doctors.
C) Check the severity of each illness with respect to each other.
D) Judge the condition and severity of the illness for the patients based on their current body language.

Suppose you are the pilot of a commercial aircraft. You worked as a fighter pilot in the navy. Your next flight is 7 hours long from city A to City B. Six minutes after takeoff, you realize that you have lost the thrust in the engines on both the sides. You saw that you are passing over a river.

Choose the most appropriate way of making a decision in this situation.

Suppose you are the pilot of a commercial aircraft. You worked as a fighter pilot in the navy. Your next flight is 7 hours long from city A to City B. Six minutes after takeoff, you realize that you have lost the thrust in the engines on both the sides. You saw that you are passing over a river.

Choose the most appropriate way of making a decision in this situation.

You are the CEO of a logistics company. Many new competitors have entered the logistics market and are offering products and services at a cheaper rate resulting in loss of revenue and customers for your company. All your stakeholders have lost faith in you and are planning to discontinue investment in your company. How can you manage this crisis appropriately?

You are the CEO of a logistics company. Many new competitors have entered the logistics market and are offering products and services at a cheaper rate resulting in loss of revenue and customers for your company. All your stakeholders have lost faith in you and are planning to discontinue investment in your company. How can you manage this crisis appropriately?

Suppose you work as a copywriter in an advertising agency. You are a member of a team of 5, in which some of the work is done independently, while some important aspects of the work involve group thinking and brainstorming. You have an upcoming presentation regarding an advertisement for a new camera at the end of the week. You are temporarily put in charge of the team so you will need all the assistance possible for this challenging project. A new member has joined your team, and the other members seem to be having a hard time with his presence. You know he is arrogant and impassive, and are aware that other team members try to avoid working with him. Noticing that teamwork is being affected by these emotions, and group assignments are not being done properly, you start to fear that the team won't be able to complete the project on time and to a high standard. How would you handle this situation?

Suppose you work as a copywriter in an advertising agency. You are a member of a team of 5, in which some of the work is done independently, while some important aspects of the work involve group thinking and brainstorming. You have an upcoming presentation regarding an advertisement for a new camera at the end of the week. You are temporarily put in charge of the team so you will need all the assistance possible for this challenging project. A new member has joined your team, and the other members seem to be having a hard time with his presence. You know he is arrogant and impassive, and are aware that other team members try to avoid working with him. Noticing that teamwork is being affected by these emotions, and group assignments are not being done properly, you start to fear that the team won't be able to complete the project on time and to a high standard. How would you handle this situation?

Suppose you have joined a small insurance company as an actuary. You got a very warm letter of recommendation from your former manager at your student position praising your professional skills. Your new manager spreads the news about your arrival to the company, and everyone gives you a very warm welcome. People start coming to you for help with their problems and inviting you to take part in their projects. At first, you are happy to help, but after a while, you notice that you are struggling to arrange your work schedule and some mistakes are beginning to appear in your calculations. This becomes stressful as people are starting to get annoyed, more work is given to you unexpectedly, and you do not want to disappoint anyone.

Which of the following options, according to you, is the most appropriate way of handling this problem?

Suppose you have joined a small insurance company as an actuary. You got a very warm letter of recommendation from your former manager at your student position praising your professional skills. Your new manager spreads the news about your arrival to the company, and everyone gives you a very warm welcome. People start coming to you for help with their problems and inviting you to take part in their projects. At first, you are happy to help, but after a while, you notice that you are struggling to arrange your work schedule and some mistakes are beginning to appear in your calculations. This becomes stressful as people are starting to get annoyed, more work is given to you unexpectedly, and you do not want to disappoint anyone.

Which of the following options, according to you, is the most appropriate way of handling this problem?

Jill is the HR Manager of a leading product development company in Texas. There are a couple of recruits who are very demanding and challenging to deal with. While interacting with these members, what should Jill pay attention to?

Note: There can be multiple correct answers to this question.

Jill is the HR Manager of a leading product development company in Texas. There are a couple of recruits who are very demanding and challenging to deal with. While interacting with these members, what should Jill pay attention to?

Note: There can be multiple correct answers to this question.

Paul and Criss are two close friends working at an insurance company in San Jose. During the annual sales meeting, both men have been asked to present a report on new schemes to expand the business. On the day of the presentation, Criss presents before Paul. Paul disagrees with a few points mentioned by Criss.

Which of the following is the most suitable response?

Paul and Criss are two close friends working at an insurance company in San Jose. During the annual sales meeting, both men have been asked to present a report on new schemes to expand the business. On the day of the presentation, Criss presents before Paul. Paul disagrees with a few points mentioned by Criss.

Which of the following is the most suitable response?

Leo is an ace consultant working as an external business advisor with an IT company for the last couple of years. He is currently deputed with an important client; the client is pleased with Leo’s overall effort, and he is scheduled to complete the current assignment by the end of next week. Ryan, a colleague at the company, informs Leo that critical training sessions will be offered the next day. The training will help Leo in his professional career advancement, but the timing of courses will require Leo to leave work a couple of hours early and miss a meeting with his client. How should Leo approach this dilemma?

Leo is an ace consultant working as an external business advisor with an IT company for the last couple of years. He is currently deputed with an important client; the client is pleased with Leo’s overall effort, and he is scheduled to complete the current assignment by the end of next week. Ryan, a colleague at the company, informs Leo that critical training sessions will be offered the next day. The training will help Leo in his professional career advancement, but the timing of courses will require Leo to leave work a couple of hours early and miss a meeting with his client. How should Leo approach this dilemma?

Parker is working as a sales representative at a leading car dealership in Austin. Bob, a regular customer, arrives at the office. Bob is very rude and arrogant while interacting with Parker. Bob’s body language and gestures indicate that he appears to be tense and under a lot of pressure.

How should Parker respond in this situation?

Parker is working as a sales representative at a leading car dealership in Austin. Bob, a regular customer, arrives at the office. Bob is very rude and arrogant while interacting with Parker. Bob’s body language and gestures indicate that he appears to be tense and under a lot of pressure.

How should Parker respond in this situation?

Mack is working as an office clerk in a government hospital in the US; he is responsible for keeping organized records, preparing reports and data management for the hospital. Thomas, a fellow clerk, asks Mack to share a confidential report with him.

How should Mack respond?

Mack is working as an office clerk in a government hospital in the US; he is responsible for keeping organized records, preparing reports and data management for the hospital. Thomas, a fellow clerk, asks Mack to share a confidential report with him.

How should Mack respond?

Describe the level of communication between team members:

Describe the level of communication between team members:

Your manager has just asked every member of the team to independently study and submit a detailed plan for implementing a total Employee Involvement/Quality program in their area of responsibility. In subsequent conversations with other team members.

Your manager has just asked every member of the team to independently study and submit a detailed plan for implementing a total Employee Involvement/Quality program in their area of responsibility. In subsequent conversations with other team members.

The team gathers for the monthly progress and problem report about reaching individual and departmental objectives. Describe the meeting:

The team gathers for the monthly progress and problem report about reaching individual and departmental objectives. Describe the meeting:

Your team is involved in the annual planning, budgeting, and strategy setting meeting. During the critique period:

Your team is involved in the annual planning, budgeting, and strategy setting meeting. During the critique period:

Which of the following statements best describes the level of risk-taking, innovation, imagination, and initiative by members of the group:

Which of the following statements best describes the level of risk-taking, innovation, imagination, and initiative by members of the group:

All the supervisors in your department meet annually to rank the employees for salary treatment and promotional potential. You feel the discussion can best be described as:

All the supervisors in your department meet annually to rank the employees for salary treatment and promotional potential. You feel the discussion can best be described as:

One of your team members has asked for some time on the meeting agenda to seek the help and cooperation of other team members on his/her assignment. During the ensuring team discussion, you feel that:

One of your team members has asked for some time on the meeting agenda to seek the help and cooperation of other team members on his/her assignment. During the ensuring team discussion, you feel that:

Mary, a senior member of the team, and Jose, a junior member of the team, are on opposite sides of an important issue. Both of their positions have merit. You notice that as Mary and Jose present their arguments, other team members:

Mary, a senior member of the team, and Jose, a junior member of the team, are on opposite sides of an important issue. Both of their positions have merit. You notice that as Mary and Jose present their arguments, other team members:

Your team is faced with making a decision on a very controversial and emotionally charged issue. The leader has asked for each individual to express his/her views. The first thought that comes to your mind is:

Your team is faced with making a decision on a very controversial and emotionally charged issue. The leader has asked for each individual to express his/her views. The first thought that comes to your mind is:

The team leader has just made an impassioned plea to improve the level of cooperation that exists within the group. As the discussion develops you note:

The team leader has just made an impassioned plea to improve the level of cooperation that exists within the group. As the discussion develops you note:

There are five girls: Olivia, Betsy, Grace, Lisa and Whitney.
• Grace is the oldest;
• Olivia is three years older than Whitney;
• Lisa is two years younger than Olivia;
• Betsy is two years younger than Lisa.

Which girl is the youngest of them?

There are five girls: Olivia, Betsy, Grace, Lisa and Whitney.
• Grace is the oldest;
• Olivia is three years older than Whitney;
• Lisa is two years younger than Olivia;
• Betsy is two years younger than Lisa.

Which girl is the youngest of them?

In a certain language STAGE is written “EGATS”. How is SWITCH written as in that language?

In a certain language STAGE is written “EGATS”. How is SWITCH written as in that language?

C participated in a marathon of 1000 meters. He started running towards the North. After 300 meters, he turned left and ran 400 meters. He turned left again. How far is he from the finish line?

C participated in a marathon of 1000 meters. He started running towards the North. After 300 meters, he turned left and ran 400 meters. He turned left again. How far is he from the finish line?

Victoria is currently facing North. She walked 3 miles straight and then took left turn. Again she walked 3 miles, took left turn & walked 3 miles. How far she is from her initial position?

Victoria is currently facing North. She walked 3 miles straight and then took left turn. Again she walked 3 miles, took left turn & walked 3 miles. How far she is from her initial position?

Arrange the following words according to a dictionary

1. Waymark
2. Watchable
3. Wastage
4. Walkabout
5. Waistcoat

Arrange the following words according to a dictionary

1. Waymark
2. Watchable
3. Wastage
4. Walkabout
5. Waistcoat

Henry is traveling towards North. He took a right turn & traveled 4 miles. Then he took a left turn & traveled 4 miles. Finally, he took a left turn & traveled 4 miles. How far he is from his initial position?

Henry is traveling towards North. He took a right turn & traveled 4 miles. Then he took a left turn & traveled 4 miles. Finally, he took a left turn & traveled 4 miles. How far he is from his initial position?

Arrange the following words according to a dictionary

1. Pejorative
2. Personality
3. Pedestal
4. Penalize
5. Peremptory

Arrange the following words according to a dictionary

1. Pejorative
2. Personality
3. Pedestal
4. Penalize
5. Peremptory

Ryan meets Emma, who is the sister of Ryan’s wife. How are Ryan and Emma related to each other?

Ryan meets Emma, who is the sister of Ryan’s wife. How are Ryan and Emma related to each other?

G is facing towards East. After some time he turns right. Again he turns right and then finally left. In which direction is he facing now?

G is facing towards East. After some time he turns right. Again he turns right and then finally left. In which direction is he facing now?

In a certain language, BRIGHT is written as “IRBTHG”. How is SMOOTH written as in that language?

In a certain language, BRIGHT is written as “IRBTHG”. How is SMOOTH written as in that language?

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. but it is hard

Q. it is easy to excuse the mischief of early childhood

R. to tolerate even unavoidable faults

S. in a boy of fourteen

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. but it is hard

Q. it is easy to excuse the mischief of early childhood

R. to tolerate even unavoidable faults

S. in a boy of fourteen

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. for his idiosyncrasies
Q. now that he is rich
R. and famous,
S. people make allowances

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. for his idiosyncrasies
Q. now that he is rich
R. and famous,
S. people make allowances

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. that we can go swimming
Q. so I think
R. through the clouds,
S. the sun is shining

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. that we can go swimming
Q. so I think
R. through the clouds,
S. the sun is shining

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. as some other explorers, his legacy is evident:
Q. although Ibn Battuta’s name is not as familiar to us
R. in Tangier, Dubai, and even on the moon
S. today, we can find landmarks named after him

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. as some other explorers, his legacy is evident:
Q. although Ibn Battuta’s name is not as familiar to us
R. in Tangier, Dubai, and even on the moon
S. today, we can find landmarks named after him

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. for his idiosyncrasies

Q. now that he is rich

R. and famous,

S. people make allowances

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. for his idiosyncrasies

Q. now that he is rich

R. and famous,

S. people make allowances

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. a major dam, potentially
Q. Missouri River but risk destroying
R. releasing a 45-foot wall of water
S. should he try to hold back the surging

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. a major dam, potentially
Q. Missouri River but risk destroying
R. releasing a 45-foot wall of water
S. should he try to hold back the surging

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. the computer
Q. she returned
R. after she noticed
S. it was damaged

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. the computer
Q. she returned
R. after she noticed
S. it was damaged

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. weak
Q. although a great scientist
R. Einstein was
S. right from his school days
 

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. weak
Q. although a great scientist
R. Einstein was
S. right from his school days
 

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. suburban catastrophists such as James
Q. will turn our
R. Kunstler argue that fossil fuel depletion
S. suburbs into urban wastelands

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. suburban catastrophists such as James
Q. will turn our
R. Kunstler argue that fossil fuel depletion
S. suburbs into urban wastelands

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. than help students to sound professional

Q. a more advanced way of communicating their thoughts

R. learning formal grammar does more

S. it also gives them

In the question given below, there is a sentence of which some parts have been jumbled up. Each part is labeled with a letter. Choose the correct order of the jumbled parts in order to produce a meaningful sentence.

P. than help students to sound professional

Q. a more advanced way of communicating their thoughts

R. learning formal grammar does more

S. it also gives them