Type 1 - Verbal Reasoning Multiple Choice questions

A. Ignore it; it's not your responsibility.

B. Approach the child and ask them to move away from the street.

C. Call the police to report the situation.

D. Wait to see if the child gets into trouble.

E. None of the above

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B. APPROACH THE CHILD AND ASK THEM TO MOVE AWAY FROM THE STREET.

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A. Laugh at their mistake to lighten the mood.

B. Step in to help them answer the question.

C. Stay silent and let them figure it out on their own.

D. Criticize them later for not being prepared.

E. None of the above

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B. STEP IN TO HELP THEM ANSWER THE QUESTION.

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A. Tell them to get over it.

B. Encourage them to talk to a professional.

C. Share their feelings with others without their consent.

D. Ignore their feelings and change the subject.

E. None of the above

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B. ENCOURAGE THEM TO TALK TO A PROFESSIONAL.

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A. Ignore the shouting; it might not be serious.

B. Investigate the source of the shouting and assess the situation.

C. Join in the shouting to attract more attention.

D. Leave the area quickly.

E. None of the above

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B. INVESTIGATE THE SOURCE OF THE SHOUTING AND ASSESS THE SITUATION.

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A. Ignore it and continue with your activities.

B. Assess the situation and determine if help is truly needed.

C. Call the police without checking the situation.

D. Panic and run away from the noise.

E. None of the above

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B. ASSESS THE SITUATION AND DETERMINE IF HELP IS TRULY NEEDED.

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