Sample exercise; select the word that suggests the theme of each statement below: 1) Fact: Mary, a travel agent, spoke to a client in regard to a national sales meeting. No money or credit card information was discussed. Statement: Mary advised her boss, "I just booked a big trip for our company. They thought I was a great customer sales representative and requested to only deal with me in the future."
a) pessimistic b) positive c) mislead d) sincere
2) Fact: Joan just purchased a new car. She decided to drive to her girlfriend's house to show her the new car.
Statement: "I wish Joan would stay home. I hate the fact that she has a new car and I'm driving this junk box."
a) pride b) selfish c) jealous d) dishonest
3) Fact: ABC Brush Company lost a major account. Estimates of this loss are close to 20 percent of the company's volume.
Statement: "Don't worry about this, Boss. We can get new accounts if we put our mind to it."
a) criticize b) rude c) ashamed d) positive
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