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ing to the two of us talking, and now I wondered what she thought of me. I did not look like

reg the same questions that he had asked me, but I did not think Scott liked the answers he got, as he did not keep talking with him about them. Janet s

it, I noticed that there were a few more questions that were there to fool us. I kept on going, and as I got to the end of it, I looked up and noticed that I still had about twenty minutes left. They did not tell us anything if we finished early, so I looked back at some of the trick questions, and after I quit looking at them, I noticed that I still had about five minutes to wait. I put my pencil down, which rolled off the

ack in the room at the end of the three hours when the next test was supposed to start. They said to begin, and when I opened up the first page, I noticed that the first question was on survival and what we would do in the event of any disaster. I started to answer it by saying that if I were here at the University and depending on the disaster, I would make my way back home where I knew everyone and where to go to be safe. I elaborated as best as I could, saying

ime left, and more than half of the people had gone out to get a coffee. As time ended, I handed my paper to Janet, who wrote the time down when I finished the test. I saw her opening up my paper and start to read one of my answers. When everyone got back into the classroom, another man came in, introducing himself. Joseph was

e package he gave us for a couple of minutes while Janet went to get her packages and decided who was in which group.” I opened my package up and saw that it was a business plan, they explained it all in the lette

aid, “I am now going to break you up into teams to help solve some problems. Each team would have a different problem so that t

cation that had a lake and a river nearby. The village did not have any power or water in it. The water was the main goal of our group.

look like with the lake and the river. The other two said, “we could assume that the riv

towards the village, and the water would turn the wheel.” I thought that was a good id