In school, how frequently per year did you request an extension on a due date from a teacher? Never One Two Three Four or more times

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User: In school, how frequently per year did you request an extension on a due date from a teacher? Never One Two Three Four or more times

Weegy: In school, I "never" requested an extension on a due date from a teacher. I always turned in my work on time!
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User: While you are working, you overhear a pair of coworkers on break. The two are talking about another team member because she works too slowly. What would you be MOST likely to do? Tell the coworkers not to complain about another team member. Tell the team member that others are talking about her and she should work faster. Keep working on my own tasks and say nothing to the coworkers. Suggest that the coworkers directly talk with the person who works too slowly. Suggest that the coworkers talk about their concerns with the supervisor.

Weegy: What would you be MOST likely to do? Suggest that the coworkers directly talk with the person who works too slowly.
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User: Suppose we contacted your most recent supervisors (or teachers). What would they say about how often you stretch the rules at work (or in school) to get things done? It never happens It rarely happens It happens occasionally It happens frequently I don't know

Weegy: I have to suggest the "I don't know"
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