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You have a big test coming up tomorrow that you have not studied for. You:
You have a big test coming up tomorrow that you have not studied for. You:
Last week, you were in an argument with your best friend, and she vandalized your front lawn. It was a huge mess that took your dad hours to clean on Saturday. You and your friend have since made up, but your parents suspect you know who did it. When they ask you who you think did it, you tell them that:
Last week, you were in an argument with your best friend, and she vandalized your front lawn. It was a huge mess that took your dad hours to clean on Saturday. You and your friend have since made up, but your parents suspect you know who did it. When they ask you who you think did it, you tell them that:
You are babysitting your neighbor's children, who fell asleep an hour ago. The parents won't be home for at least two more hours. To keep yourself busy, you:
You are babysitting your neighbor's children, who fell asleep an hour ago. The parents won't be home for at least two more hours. To keep yourself busy, you:
Someone you don't like very much tells you a very juicy piece of gossip about another person you don't like very much. She swears you to secrecy. You are most likely to tell:
Someone you don't like very much tells you a very juicy piece of gossip about another person you don't like very much. She swears you to secrecy. You are most likely to tell:
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Last night, your mom made a delicious cake for dessert. Your little sister fell asleep before she got to eat her cake, so your mom put it in the refrigerator for later to eat. You are starving when you get home from school, and that cake just looks so yummy. Your sister won't be home for another hour. You:
Last night, your mom made a delicious cake for dessert. Your little sister fell asleep before she got to eat her cake, so your mom put it in the refrigerator for later to eat. You are starving when you get home from school, and that cake just looks so yummy. Your sister won't be home for another hour. You:
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Study Notes
Quiz Questions and Answers
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Question 5: A scenario describes a student needing money for lunch. The correct answer is to take P500.00 and ask if an extra one hundred is possible.
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Question 6: A scenario involving a student's cell phone and parents. The correct answer involves leaving the phone in the nightstand.
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Question 7: A scenario about a student taking a dog on a walk. The correct answer is to let the dog out the front door.
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Question 8: A scenario describes a student encountering a note. The correct answer involves opening the letter and reading it.
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Question 9: A scenario describes a student breaking a vase. The correct answer is to tell your mom that you broke the vase and that you are sorry.
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0-15 points: Described as Untrusotworthy. Parents question every move.
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16-21 points: Described as Somewhat Trustworthy. Some people trust you.
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24-30 points: Described as Trustworthy. People trust you.
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Evaluate your trustworthiness through various scenarios involving everyday decisions. Each question prompts you to choose the best course of action, helping you discover how others perceive your reliability. Find out if you're seen as untrustworthy, somewhat trustworthy, or completely trustworthy!
