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WorksheetsCSFG Sem 1 Week 2
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
If someone says, "I am a whiz at computers," what do they mean?
They are bad at using computers
They are highly skilled and knowledgeable about computers
They only use computers occasionally
They dislike working with technology
What does it mean to "have a good work ethic"?
To be lazy and unmotivated at work
To have strong dedication, responsibility, and discipline in your job
To only work when necessary
To prefer working alone rather than in a team
Why are "soft skills extremely important in the workplace"?
They help you work well with others and communicate effectively
They are more important than technical skills
They allow you to avoid teamwork
They focus only on physical labor
What does it mean "to have expertise in your specialty"?
To be a beginner in your field
To have deep knowledge and skills in a specific area
To frequently change career paths
To struggle with basic tasks
"To have strong situational awareness" means:
To be able to recognize and understand what’s happening around you
To ignore distractions and focus only on your work
To always follow strict routines without considering new factors
To rely on others to make decisions for you
Which of the following is NOT a synonym for "glitches, bumps in the road, or stumbling blocks"?
Minor problems
Setbacks
Smooth progress
Unexpected difficulties
If an employee "goes the extra mile", what are they doing?
Working only as much as required
Doing more than what is expected to achieve success
Avoiding additional work
Taking more breaks to avoid burnout
What does "to shift gears in your job" mean?
To make a major change in work approach or responsibilities
To quit your job suddenly
To stay in the same position for a long time
To work slower than usual
Why is it important "to develop a good rapport with colleagues"?
It creates better teamwork and communication
It helps you avoid doing extra work
It allows you to work alone without distractions
It makes it easier to complain about work
When you "empathize with others", what are you doing?
Ignoring their problems
Understanding and sharing their feelings
Giving them orders
Criticizing their emotions
