Exam Review

What does 'audience' refer to in a presentation?

• The tools used to create the presentation.

• The main topic being discussed in the presentation.

• The location where the presentation is held.

• The group of people listening to or watching the presentation.

If you receive a 'refund', what does that mean?

• A refund means you owe money to the seller.

• A refund indicates a charge for a service rendered.

• A refund means you get your money back.

• A refund is a discount on your next purchase.

What is 'debt' in financial terms?

• Debt is a financial term for savings accumulated over time.

• Debt is a type of investment that generates profit.

• Debt is money borrowed that must be repaid, typically with interest.

• Debt refers to the total assets owned by an individual.

What are 'funds' typically used for?

• Funds are primarily used for entertainment expenses.

• Funds are typically used for purchasing real estate only.

• Funds are typically used for investing, expenses, and financial support.

• Funds are only used for personal loans.

How can someone 'persuade' another person?

• By presenting false information to mislead them.

• By ignoring the other person's feelings and opinions.

• Persuasion involves using logic, emotion, and credibility to influence someone's beliefs or actions.

• By using threats and intimidation to force compliance.

What does it mean to 'influence' someone's decision?

• To make a decision for someone else.

• To ignore someone's preferences completely.

• To provide someone with information only.

• To affect someone's choice or judgment.

Why is 'trust' important in relationships?

• Trust is irrelevant in relationships.

• Trust is a sign of weakness in relationships.

• Trust only leads to misunderstandings.

• Trust is important in relationships because it fosters open communication and emotional safety.

What is an 'injury' in a sports context?

• A rule violation during a game.

• A physical harm or damage sustained by an athlete during sports.

• A strategy used by athletes to improve performance.

• A type of equipment used in sports.

What does 'obligation' mean in terms of responsibilities?

• A duty or commitment that one is required to fulfill.

• A suggestion that can be ignored.

• An optional task that can be delayed.

• A personal preference or choice.

If someone feels 'guilty', what might they have done?

• They might have won a prize.

• They might have helped a stranger.

• They might have lied, cheated, or harmed someone.

• They might have completed a project.