01
True or false
1 point
True or false: Leadership communication is complete once a leader delivers a message; listening and checking understanding are optional.
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02
Choose one
1 point
A leader wants to make a handoff request clear and actionable. Which message best identifies a specific next step and who is responsible for it?
- A
The handoff needs improvement, so everyone should pay closer attention.
- B
Starting Monday, the outgoing shift will record unresolved cases in the shared log before leaving.
- C
The handoff is important because teams rely on one another.
- D
We have had several discussions about the handoff process.
03
Fill in the blank
1 point
After reflecting a speaker's main idea and clarifying uncertain details, a leader should the concern and agree on next steps before moving to their own proposal.
04
True or false
1 point
True or false: If team members are silent after a leader presents a proposal, the leader can safely assume they agree.
- A
True
- B
False
05
Choose one
1 point
A report arrives after a review has started, leaving the team without the latest figures. Which response best follows the recommended approach to disagreement?
- A
Tell the colleague that their attitude is irresponsible and issue a warning.
- B
Immediately propose a new reporting rule without asking what happened.
- C
State when the report arrived and how it affected the review, then ask what got in the way.
- D
Avoid discussing the delay so the disagreement does not grow.
06
Written response
1 point
When adapting the level of detail, language, format, tone, or timing for an audience, what must a leader preserve?
07
Choose all
1 point
Which actions support active listening before a leader responds? Select all that apply.
- A
Give the speaker time to finish before preparing a reply.
- B
Interrupt quickly to correct details that seem unimportant.
- C
Ask an open question about what is making the situation difficult.
- D
Clarify what was heard and distinguish it from what was inferred.
08
Fill in the blank
1 point
In a disagreement, a leader distinguishes stated positions from the underlying or concerns.
09
Choose one
1 point
A leader is briefing a senior decision-maker who must choose between several approaches. Which adaptation best fits the audience's needs while preserving the facts?
- A
Send the senior decision-maker the full technical specification and no summary.
- B
Present the senior decision-maker with the options, risks, and recommendation.
- C
Give every audience the same detailed message to ensure consistency.
- D
Remove risks from the message so the recommendation sounds decisive.
10
Choose all
1 point
Which leader behaviors can support psychological safety while keeping decision-making clear? Select all that apply.
- A
Invite team members to raise dissenting views.
- B
Respond respectfully when someone asks a question or makes a mistake.
- C
Require every decision to be approved unanimously.
- D
Explain how team input affected the decision.
11
Written response
1 point
When a leader names each owner during a meeting close, what should they also specify for that person's assigned work?
12
Open ended
1 point
A colleague's late figures caused a team to make a decision without current information. Describe how a leader should address the situation, from opening the conversation through agreeing on follow-up.
13
Choose one
1 point
A leader has incomplete information about a change that may affect the team's work. Which response best communicates during uncertainty?
- A
Wait until every detail is known before telling the team anything.
- B
Present the most likely outcome as confirmed so people can plan.
- C
Explain what is known, what remains unknown, and when the team will receive an update.
- D
Ask the team not to discuss the issue until a final decision is made.
14
Choose one
1 point
A team is having inconsistent shift handoffs. Which message gives the clearest actionable direction?
- A
“We need to improve the handoff soon.”
- B
“Starting Monday, the outgoing shift will record unresolved cases in the shared log before leaving.”
- C
“Handoffs have caused problems for a while.”
- D
“Please think about how the handoff could be better.”
15
Choose one
1 point
A leader needs a senior decision-maker to choose between two project plans. Which approach best adapts the communication to this audience while preserving useful information?
- A
Send the full technical specification with no summary.
- B
Use the same detailed explanation for every audience.
- C
Summarize the options, risks, and recommendation.
- D
Avoid mentioning risks so the recommendation is easier to accept.
16
True or false
1 point
During a meeting, no one responds to a proposal. The leader can safely assume that everyone understands and agrees.
- A
True
- B
False
17
Choose one
1 point
A team member says a proposed schedule leaves too little time for testing. What should the leader do first to understand the concern before responding?
- A
Explain immediately why the schedule was chosen.
- B
Ask which tasks are at risk and what evidence supports the concern.
- C
Tell the team member to submit a written objection later.
- D
Restate the schedule and ask the team to follow it.
18
Written response
1 point
In the active-listening sequence, which step comes immediately after reflecting the speaker’s main idea?
19
Choose one
1 point
A report arrives after a review has begun, leaving the team to decide without the latest figures. Which opening best addresses the disagreement constructively?
- A
State what happened and its impact, then ask what got in the way.
- B
Say the colleague is careless and demand an explanation.
- C
Avoid discussing the issue to prevent further disagreement.
- D
Tell the colleague what to do without asking about the situation.
20
Written response
1 point
In a disagreement, what are the underlying needs or concerns behind a person’s stated position called?
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