Day 10
After the discussion and the activities intended for this MELC, answer the Post Test below.
Read the situations thoroughly. Select the best answer to the following multiple-choice questions about truthfulness and relevance.

1. There’s a letter in your communal hallway, which has been opened but left behind by the recipient. It’s not addressed to you, but you can see that it mentions your name several times. You:
A. Find a pretext to read it. If it’s been left lying around it can’t be that important
B. Read it quickly and put it back where it was without saying anything to anyone
C. Ask the addressee what it’s about
D. Wouldn’t read a letter that wasn’t addressed to you

2. The shop assistant at the supermarket checkout gives you change for P40 when you only gave her a P20 pesos. You:
A. Great! You pocket the cash and leave quickly
B. Hesitate for a minute and then take the money after all
C. Think about it and realize that the shop assistant will get blamed for the error so you give the extra change back
D. Tell the shop assistant her mistake and give the money back

3. Select the RELEVANT evidence for this claim: Children should be given allowance for doing chores.
A. Earning money for chores will help children learn responsibility very early in life.
B. Children can become irresponsible by spending all of the money they earn right away.

4. You’re on the train without a ticket and the ticket inspector approaches. You:
A. Invent a story about why you didn’t have time to buy a ticket
B. Look for your ticket as if you’d bought one but lost it
C. Pay the fine without a fuss
D. Would never get on a train without buying a ticket

5. Your alarm clock is on the blink and you’re late for an important meeting. You:
A. Blame your PA for not recording the appointment correctly
B. Blame public transport or traffic jams
C. Feel awkward and make up a story that doesn’t really hold water
D Apologize without trying to
see make excuses.​