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Total questions: 45
Worksheet time: 21mins
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1.
Each of these are tips for making Truthfulness a habit except
a)
Build your confidence
b)
Work at being trusted
c)
Avoid exaggeration
d)
Don't get caught in your lie
2.
Lying often comes from a lack of self-esteem. The person feels incapable of dealing with daily life and becomes defensive and fearful of consequences.
a)
True
b)
False
c)
Depending on the day of week
3.
Confidence, in the work world, goes hand in hand with self-esteem. Self-esteem is something you feel, and confidence is how you show it.
These are some ways of showing confidence?
These are some ways of showing confidence?
a)
Make it clear that you believe you can do the job, but do not promise more than you can accomplish.
b)
If you make a mistake, admit it and work out a plan to avoid repeating it.
c)
Accept criticism with dignity.
d)
All the above
4.
Carelessness on the job contributes to poor product quality and costly errors. Don’t cut corners.
a)
True
b)
False
5.
Exaggeration You know the truth, perhaps you intend to say the truth, but you find yourself describing a situation that is somehow larger than the truth. The step from exaggeration to outright lying can be a small one.
Exaggeration can take several forms that may include.
Exaggeration can take several forms that may include.
a)
Overstating the amount of time and effort you have spent on a project
b)
Claiming that other duties or your coworkers made it impossible to complete your part of a project
c)
Overstating the technical difficulties that you encountered along the way
d)
All the above
6.
The worst consequence of lying is being branded a liar. Work is based on trust. If you cannot be trusted, no reputable person will want to hire you or do business with you.
Other consequences of lying includes each of these except.
Other consequences of lying includes each of these except.
a)
You may be caught in a lie, which can cause shame and embarrassment.
b)
You may have to support one lie with a string of ever-more-complicated lies.
c)
You may lose your self-respect.
d)
You may earn an award and a pay raise.
7.
You automatically earn trust after your probationary period at work.
a)
True
b)
False
8.
Knowing your job well helps reduce mistakes.
a)
True
b)
False
9.
Good ways to show confidence include
a)
not promising more than you can deliver
b)
admitting your mistakes
c)
accepting criticism with dignity
d)
all of these choices
10.
The worst consequence of lying is
a)
being ignored
b)
feeling bad about yourself
c)
becoming known as a liar
d)
getting caught at least once
11.
Your temptation to lie will decrease if
a)
you know how to do your job.
b)
you know how your job fits in with the company.
c)
you understand how you job fits into the work world.
d)
all of the above
12.
Which of the following does not contribute to correct work?
a)
full understanding of what should be done
b)
full understanding of how it should be done
c)
full understanding of why it is being done.
d)
full confidence that you should never ask questions
13.
Exaggeration occurs when you
a)
make things look bigger and more important than they are.
b)
lie to make yourself look good.
c)
make a joke when caught in a mistake
d)
tell one story to your boss and a different story to others.
14.
Building self-esteem
a)
is an ongoing, life-long process
b)
can be developed in a day or two with concentration
c)
is external and has nothing to do with self-examination
d)
None of these
15.
On a piece of paper list 4 work habits you have and four work habits you want to develop
a)
Understand, yes
b)
understand, no
16.
Since I'm the executive chef, I also plan menus, order food supplies, and supervise other kitchen workers to make sure they prepare foods properly.
The purpose of a charitable foundation is ?
The purpose of a charitable foundation is ?
a)
collect money to give away
b)
provide financial support and recognition for special projects
c)
give tax breaks to celebrities
d)
present telethons to raise money
17.
A regional food refers to one that is
Hint: Remember region is a specific area
Hint: Remember region is a specific area
a)
well known by all people everywhere
b)
eaten most often by people in one section of the country
c)
prepared with ingredients that are grown in only one or two places
d)
prepared in every culture
18.
Being able to work with different personalities is a sign of
a)
age
b)
good parents
c)
maturity
d)
intelligence
19.
Gross profit is the amount of money
a)
earned before expenses are paid
b)
remaining after expenses are paid
c)
he amount of an employee’s paycheck
d)
the amount of a restaurant owner’s paycheck
20.
Working for a full-service landscaping and grounds maintenance I transport trees and shrubs and spend much of my day planting, trimming, mulching, and watering gardens and lawns.
a)
Landscape engineers are trained in which of the following?
b)
graphic arts
c)
architectural technology
d)
all of these choices
21.
Landscape engineers are trained in which of the following?
Working for a full-service landscaping and grounds maintenance company means I perform a number of different tasks. I transport trees and shrubs and spend much of my day planting, trimming, mulching, and watering gardens and lawns.
Working for a full-service landscaping and grounds maintenance company means I perform a number of different tasks. I transport trees and shrubs and spend much of my day planting, trimming, mulching, and watering gardens and lawns.
a)
engineering
b)
graphic arts
c)
architectural technology
d)
all of these choices
22.
One way to get ahead at work is to
a)
make co-workers look bad in front of the boss
b)
form strong relations with co-workers
c)
keep information that would help others to yourself
d)
all of these choices
23.
Standing up for what you believe in at work means you ask which question?
a)
What will my friends think?
b)
What are the long-term consequences?
c)
Will I wish I hadn’t gotten involved
d)
All of these choices
24.
How you live away from work does not influence how you behave at work.
a)
True
b)
False
25.
To match your behavior to good ethics, you should
a)
avoid gossiping
b)
stay quiet about your frustrations
c)
come to work every day
d)
all of these choices
26.
Standing up for what you believe in at work means you ask which question?
a)
What will my friends think?
b)
What are the long-term consequences?
27.
The best way to make your own decisions is to
a)
develop confidence in your ability
b)
make the first decision that comes to mind
c)
rely on other people's opinions
d)
avoid asking for advice
28.
Good ethics requires you to do which of the following?
a)
Create situations that put you first
b)
Create situations that treat others fairly
c)
Avoid taking a stand that makes you look bad
d)
All of the above
29.
Your conscience serves as a
a)
guide to show you when others do something wrong
b)
way to avoid having to work overtime
c)
small voice to help you make the right decisions
d)
measurement of how tired you are at the end of a day
30.
Professionalism refers to the skill, good judgement, and polite behavior that is expected from a person in the workplace.
a)
True
b)
False
31.
How should you notify your supervisor you will be leaving?
a)
by email
b)
face to face
c)
through a friend
d)
not at all
32.
Benefits of telling the truth include
a)
building a reputation for being reliable
b)
getting blamed for your mistakes
c)
making coworkers annoyed with you
d)
gaining experience in making excuses
33.
If questioned about your work, you should
a)
stick fairly close to the truth
b)
cover up as much as possible
c)
give a complicated answer that others won’t understand
d)
provide a straight-forward answer
34.
Which of the following are pressures that make being honest hard?
a)
when being honest will hurt someone’s feelings
b)
when telling a “white lie” is easier than telling the truth
c)
when you think you know what the boss wants to hear
d)
all of the above
35.
Stereotyping
a)
often comes from prejudice
b)
means you assume all people of a similar group are alike
c)
divides people instead of helping them form a common ground
d)
all of these choices
36.
Practices that help to identify a culture are known as
a)
memories
b)
suggestions
c)
traditions
37.
Learning common phrases from the a coworker’s native language from a different nationality can:
a)
be considered rude
b)
is less important than the coworker learning phrases from your language.
c)
is illegal in the U.S.
d)
can be a demonstration of acceptance
38.
You can aim for the highest quality in a project by
a)
hecking whether each step was followed correctly
b)
looking for ways to improve the final job
c)
being proud of what you accomplished
d)
all of these choices
39.
Meeting deadlines is important if
a)
you can fit the deadline into your schedule
b)
you are a person who likes deadlines
c)
you work with other people who will be held back if you miss a deadline
d)
the boss is a fanatic about deadlines
40.
The minimum notice that is standard when leaving a job is
a)
three days
b)
two weeks
c)
one week
d)
none of these choices
41.
Practice that help identify a culture is known as?
a)
memories
b)
suggestions
c)
unpleasantries
d)
traditions
42.
A world in which everyone thinks and behaves in the same way would be:
a)
exciting
b)
helpful
c)
boring
d)
practical
43.
Which of the following is helpful in communicating with a person of a different nationality?
a)
Body language
b)
Avoiding the person as much as possible
c)
Listening only to words spoken in English
d)
Speaking to the person only when he or she asks a question
44.
A person from another country should be treated as
a)
foreigner
b)
native
c)
immigrant
d)
equal
45.
How should you notify your supervisor you will be leaving?
a)
by email
b)
through a friend
c)
face to face
d)
not at all
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