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Workplace Readiness: Quiz 1

Authored by Archie Alfonso

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9th - 12th Grade

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Workplace Readiness: Quiz 1
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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

An employee at an auto repair garage proposes a new, efficient way to safely dispose of used motor oil. This is an example of:

critical thinking and problem solving.

teamwork.

work ethic.

creativity and innovation.

Answer explanation

The key word is NEW. Coming up with something NEW is an example of creativity and innovation.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which is the best example of "demonstrating creativity and innovation"?

Evaluating potential solutions and resources

Displaying a disciplined work ethic

Developing and/or improving a product, service, or processes

Prioritizing your job tasks on a daily basis

Answer explanation

"Developing" something would be to make something NEW. Making something new would require you to be creative and/or innovative.

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

An example of demonstrating creativity and innovation at work is to:

arrive to work on time each day

have a positive relationship with your manager

follow work protocol as stated by the employee policies

learn to do your job more efficiently

Answer explanation

While all the answers are good work practices, only "learn to do your job more efficiently" requires you to be creative or innovative because you have to learn to do something NEW.

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

During a staff meeting, a supervisor asks employees to bring new ideas to the next staff meeting that will improve customer service. The BEST way to come up with good ideas is to...


research how competitors have done it

ask your coworkers what they would do


ignore requests that are outside of your job description


consult the employee handbook

Answer explanation

When looking for NEW ideas, you want to look in NEW places. Asking people in your workplace or looking in the employee handbook probably only give you ideas similar to what you already do. Researching someone NEW, like your competitors, is more likely to give you NEW ideas.

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following statements best resemble the creative process?

Find a disruption and imitate it


Find a pattern and disrupt it


Find a repeating pattern


Focus a single idea and repeat it

Answer explanation

Being creative involves doing something NEW. When you "repeat" or "imitate" something or follow a "pattern", you are just copying something else. If you disrupt a pattern though, it means you break the pattern and do something NEW.

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

You are working on a time-sensitive project. Your coworker comes to you and says he needs to leave, due to a family emergency. He asks you to complete a project for him that is due that day. Following problem-solving steps, what is the FIRST step you should take to ensure all work is completed?

Concentrate on your project first


Evaluate the coworker's role and performance with the project leader

Tell your coworker you are unable to help

Clarify the priority of objectives with the project leader

Answer explanation

In order to solve the problem of having two different projects to finish, you first need to be clear on (clarify) which one is the higher priority (more important) so you know which to do first (or if you even need to do both). Your boss, or project leader, would be able to tell you which project is the bigger priority.

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The activity of examining information, events, or relationships and making disciplined assumptions that are clear, rational, open-minded, and based on evidence is:

subjectivity

brainstorming

critical thinking

managing resources

Answer explanation

The answer is "critical thinking". When you "examine" something, you have to think about it and be critical - decide what information is true, important, and related to the question or problem you are trying to solve.

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