Let's say you are playing in your house and you accidentally push your mother's favorite vase and it falls to the floor and breaks. In order to be honest, you should do which of the following?a.sweep up the vase and hope your mom doesn't noticeb.tell your mother what you didc.blame it on your little brotherd.run and hide

Which of the following situation shows intentional injury?*1 pointA repairman accidentally hitting his thumb while hammering.A school boy tripped off by an unnoticed rock.A flight attendant that slipped off the stairs due to her high heels.A girl's bleeding scalp as her hair is pulled by her classmate.

A third grade teacher is leading a math group and notices that two boys across the room have begun to shove each other. What might be the teacher’s best course of action? a. Ignore the misbehavior and continue group work. b. Stop the boys and interrupt the math group. c. Tell the boys to stop and then resume the math activity. d. Interrupt the entire class and punish the boys.

Pieta falls over at Sondra's business premises, breaking her wrist and smashing her mobile phone. The reason she fell was because she tripped over a mop and bucket that had been left in front of the lifts, near reception, when Pieta exited the lifts on her way to reception. At the time of the incident, Pieta was typing a text message on her mobile phone and was not keeping a proper lookout. Which of the following statements is CORRECT? a. It is not reasonably foreseeable that someone could break their wrist or smash their phone by tripping on a bucket, so damages will not be awarded. All of the harm suffered is too remote. b. The cause of Pieta falling was her not looking where she was going. As there is no causation between her injury and her property damage and any negligence of Sondra, Pieta will not succeed in any claim for damages. c. Sondra does not owe Pieta a duty of care. An owner or occupier of premises is not in a relationship of proximity with those who lawfully visit the premises. d. It is likely Sondra is in breach of her duty of care towards Pieta. However, Pieta may have her recoverable damages reduced as a result of the contributory negligence defence. By typing on her mobile phone and failing to keep a proper lookout, Pieta's own negligence has contributed, in part, to her injuries and losses.

An employee meets with an accident and blames it on the malfunctioning machine. He already has an impression of being careless. As a manager, what action should Rita take? a. Put another worker at risk by asking them to work on the same machine to test its safety. b. Conduct a thorough investigation to determine the cause of the accident and take appropriate action, including getting the machine checked and repaired if necessary. c. Ignore the employee's claim and assume it's just an excuse due to their reputation of being careless. d. Accept accidents as a normal part of the industry and take no action.

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