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Which of the following is the most effectively worded question for use by a problem-solving group?
 
  A) What position should Zee Company take? toward noncompany use of its facilities?
  B) Should smoking on the job be allowed to continue?
  C) What are some suggestions for saving energy in our company?
  D) What can the union do to stop the unfair practice of merit pay?

Question 2

Which of the following meets the requirements for a small group?
 
  A) Four employees discussing ways to encourage the boss to give a Christmas bonus
  B) Three people sitting in an office waiting to be interviewed for a position.
  C) Five personal assistants typing papers for their boss.
  D) Four people discussing the weather while sitting on a park bench waiting for a bus.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B



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