Reliability Quiz

What does reliability mean in relationships?

• Being unpredictable and untrustworthy.

• Being consistent, trustworthy, and dependable.

• Being inconsistent and unreliable.

• Being distant and uncommunicative.

Why is reliability important in relationships?

• Reliability is not important in relationships because trust and security are not necessary.

• Reliability is important in relationships because it builds trust and creates a sense of security.

• Reliability is not important in relationships because it hinders personal growth and independence.

• Reliability is important in relationships because it leads to boredom and predictability.

How can someone demonstrate reliability in a relationship?

• By keeping their promises and being trustworthy.

• By constantly changing their mind and being indecisive.

• By being secretive and dishonest.

• By frequently canceling plans and breaking promises.

What does reliability mean in the workplace?

• The level of experience and expertise an employee has in their field.

• The ability of an employee to consistently perform their job duties and responsibilities with dependability and trustworthiness.

• The ability of an employee to complete their job tasks quickly and efficiently.

• The willingness of an employee to take on additional responsibilities.

Why is reliability important in the workplace?

• Reliability is important in the workplace because it ensures tasks are consistently completed on time and to a high standard.

• Reliability is important in the workplace because it helps build trust and credibility with colleagues and clients.

• Reliability is only important for certain types of tasks in the workplace.

• Reliability is not important in the workplace as long as tasks are eventually completed.

How can someone demonstrate reliability in the workplace?

• Completing tasks haphazardly and without attention to detail.

• Frequently arriving late and leaving early.

• Consistently meeting deadlines, fulfilling commitments, and being punctual.

• Ignoring requests for assistance or support.

What does reliability mean in school?

• Relevance and applicability of information, data, or sources.

• Consistency and dependability of information, data, or sources.

• Flexibility and adaptability of information, data, or sources.

• Accuracy and precision of information, data, or sources.

Why is reliability important in school?

• Reliability leads to biased information in school.

• Reliability is important in school to ensure accuracy, consistency, and trustworthiness of information and resources.

• Reliability helps students cheat in exams.

• Reliability is not important in school.

How can someone demonstrate reliability in school?

• By consistently completing assignments on time, being prepared for class, and following through on commitments.

• By frequently skipping classes and not completing assignments

• By being unprepared for class and not meeting deadlines

• By making empty promises and not following through on commitments

Which is an example of a student who is NOT reliable?

• Hazel has a hard time working quietly during independent work time, but she normally finished her work. She has several low grades in class, but she comes to tutorials at least once a week to try to get better.

• Brock turns in his work on time, he reads during independent reading time, he works well with others during partner time, and is constantly participating in class discussions.

• Marnie has her head down in class because she has a headache. When it's time to do assignments, she listens to calming music and completes her work. She turns in her assignment a day late, but has no missing assignments.

• Zain constantly has his head down during class, which means that he isn't listening to directions. During assignments, he will sit and 'zone out' instead of working. He has 3 missing assignments.