Type 1 - Verbal Reasoning Multiple Choice questions

A. Call for help and stay with the person until assistance arrives.

B. Ignore the situation as it may not be serious.

C. Try to move the person to a quieter area by yourself.

D. Ask someone else to handle it while you continue with your activities.

E. None of the above

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A. CALL FOR HELP AND STAY WITH THE PERSON UNTIL ASSISTANCE ARRIVES.

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A. Ignore it, as it might not be serious.

B. Rush towards the sound to assess the situation.

C. Call the police without going to help.

D. Look for someone else to help instead.

E. None of the above

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B. RUSH TOWARDS THE SOUND TO ASSESS THE SITUATION.

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A. Ignore them and keep walking.

B. Walk faster and try to lose them.

C. Confront the person and ask why they are following you.

D. Change direction and head towards a well-lit area or public place.

E. None of the above

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D. CHANGE DIRECTION AND HEAD TOWARDS A WELL-LIT AREA OR PUBLIC PLACE.

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A. Join in the argument to defend your colleague.

B. Remain silent and let them resolve it themselves.

C. Intervene calmly to de-escalate the situation and suggest a break.

D. Leave the meeting to avoid the conflict.

E. None of the above

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C. INTERVENE CALMLY TO DE-ESCALATE THE SITUATION AND SUGGEST A BREAK.

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A. Record the incident on your phone for evidence.

B. Approach the upset driver and offer to help them calm down.

C. Drive away quickly to avoid getting involved.

D. Start taking pictures of the damage for social media.

E. None of the above

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B. APPROACH THE UPSET DRIVER AND OFFER TO HELP THEM CALM DOWN.

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