Situation Reaction Test Questions and Answers

Answer: D

Correct answer: try to solve the questions as much as you know with a cool head.

Whatever the paper, the marks come from what you write. Keeping calm and answering everything you can is the only course that improves the result; panic, protest or leaving early can only make it worse.

Answer: C

Correct answer: Make him realise his mistake

A friendship is worth trying to save. Bringing the cheating home to him gives him the chance to see what he has done and to mend it - more than either saying nothing or breaking with him without a word.

Answer: D

Correct answer: All the above are equally important.

Pay, prospects, the nature of the work and the people you would work with all bear on whether a job suits you, and a decision made on one alone is usually regretted. Weighing them together is what makes the choice a sound one.

Answer: B

Correct answer: Be patient and try to cool him down

An angry customer wants to be heard. Hearing him out calmly usually settles most of the grievance, and what remains can then be dealt with properly - whereas arguing, or passing him on while he is still angry, makes matters worse.

Answer: D

Correct answer: apologise to the house owner and contribute to replace the glass.

The damage is yours and so is the responsibility. Owning it at once and paying towards the new glass settles the matter honourably; running away or denying it would be both dishonest and, in a neighbourhood, futile.

Answer: D

Correct answer: post it at the nearest letter box.

The envelope is sealed, addressed and stamped, so everything needed to deliver it is already there. Dropping it in the nearest box costs you nothing and gets it to the person it was meant for.

Answer: B

Correct answer: crawl towards your vehicle

In sudden darkness in a car park the danger is falling or walking into a moving vehicle. Keeping low and feeling your way to your own vehicle is the safe course until the lights return.

Answer: D

A manager is one who has the expertise to manage tasks properly.So, it becomes his prime responsibility to rearrange his work schedule properly and work out the required time for the project rather than postpone it or hand it over to some one else.

Answer: B

Correct answer: You try and motivate them that they can do it

A leader’s first business when the team falters is to restore its confidence and keep it working at the problem. Abandoning the convention or doing the work yourself would each leave the team weaker than before.

Answer: B

Correct answer: You accept the challenge and go ahead with the project

A difficult branch offered to a capable manager, with a rise in salary, is an opportunity rather than a burden. Taking it on is what the appointment is for, and what a dedicated manager would do.