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Feedback and Problem Solving

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who can give feedback to whom?

a)

Only Manager to Employee

b)

Manager to Employee and Employee to Manager

c)

Manager and Dual-Manager to Employee

d)

Manager to Employee, Employee to Manager and Peer to Peer

2.

How often should feedback be given?

a)

At least once a week

b)

Once per half-year

c)

Only if somebody asks for it

d)

Every time there is a performance review + every time there is a need for it

3.

Not being specific, not providing examples

a)

Do

b)

Don't

4.

Riddle: What kind of band never plays music?

Clue: R_____ B___

(a)  

5.

Becoming emotional

a)

Do

b)

Don't

6.

Using a calm voice

a)

Do

b)

Don't

7.

A plane crashes on the border of South Africa and Botswana. Where do you bury the survivors?

a)

Botswana

b)

South Africa

c)

Their home country

d)

None of these

8.

Having a specific outcome in mind

a)

Do

b)

Don't

9.

Riddle: It belongs to you, but other people use it more than you do. What is it?

Clue: N (a)  

10.

Discussing one on one

a)

Do

b)

Don't

11.

Which of the following is not a benefit of constructive feedback?

a)

Helps learner know where are the areas for improvement

b)

Helps learner know any gaps in knowledge or perspective

c)

Helps learner to set targets and be successful

d)

Demotivates the learner

12.

Which of the examples is effective?

a)

You are a great person, therefore, you are a good employee.

b)

These are the points I want to mention that prove your good performance this month.

13.

What should learners do after receiving feedback?

a)

move to the next goal

b)

act upon the feedback

c)

share the feedback with a peer

d)

all of the above

14.

What are some effective ways to describe negative points?

a)

Wow, that sucked.

b)

When you presented last month’s figures, I noticed that …

c)

At several points during the presentation, I saw that you …

d)

When I read your report, I didn’t quite understand …

15.

What can you hold in your left hand, never in your right ?

a)

Cellphone

b)

Left Shoulder

c)

Right elbow

16.

WHY IS PROBLEM SOLVING IMPORTANT?

a)

To help in decision making.

b)

To develop practical and creative solutions.

c)

Empowers you in your personal life and professional life

d)

All the Above

17.

To solve a problem which steps are most suitable?

a)

Look for possible solutions - implementation - analyze the situation - make decision

b)

Make decision- implement them - identify problem - analyze them - look for best solution

c)

Identify the problem - analyze the situation - looking for possible solutions - make decision - Implementation.

d)

Identify the problem - make decision - implement them - find a solution

18.

Carol's father has three children: Snap, Crackle and ?

a)

Pop

b)

Coco

c)

Crispy

d)

None of these

19.

The final step to solving a problem is:

a)

Understand the problem

b)

Investigate and research the problem.

c)

Reflect and Review.

d)

Develop a solution.

20.

A Japanese ship was leaving the port and on its way to open sea. The captain went to go oil some parts of the ship and took his ring off so it wouldn’t get damaged. He left it on the table next to his bunk.


When he returned, it was missing. He had suspected three crew members could be guilty and asked them what they had been doing for the ten minutes that he had been gone.


The cook said, “I was in the kitchen preparing tonight’s dinner.”


The engineer said, “I was working in the engine room making sure everything was running smoothly.”


The seaman said, “I was on the mast correcting the flag because someone had attached it upside down by mistake.”


The captain immediately knew who it was. How?

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