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Let’s go through each question one by one and pick the correct answer based on what employability skills are.

Employability skills are things that help you get and keep a job — like being responsible, working well with others, managing your time, solving problems, etc.

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Question 1: Which of the following is an employability skill?

- A) Timetables → This is just a schedule, not a skill.
- B) Time wasting → That’s bad for any job!
- C) Time management → YES! Knowing how to use your time wisely is very important at work.
- D) Telling the time → Basic life skill, but not really an “employability” skill.

✔ Correct Answer: C) Time management

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Question 2: Which of the following is an employability skill?

- A) Stealing money → Illegal and wrong.
- B) Losing money → Not helpful in any job.
- C) Finding money → Lucky, but not a skill employers look for.
- D) Money skills → YES! Like budgeting, handling cash, understanding pay — these are useful in many jobs.

✔ Correct Answer: D) Money skills

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Question 3: Which of the following is NOT a communication skill?

Communication skills = talking, listening, body language — anything that helps you share or understand messages.

- A) Listening to others → Good communication.
- B) Talking to others → Good communication.
- C) Good body language → Also part of communication (like nodding, eye contact).
- D) Ignoring others → NOT communication. It shuts down conversation.

✔ Correct Answer: D) Ignoring others

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Question 4: Watching is NOT an employability skill, True or False

“Watching” can mean observing — like watching how someone does a task so you can learn. In many jobs, paying attention and learning by watching is super important.

So saying it’s NOT an employability skill is FALSE.

✔ Correct Answer: A) False

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Question 5: Which of the following is an employability skill?

- A) Class work → School thing.
- B) Home work → Also school or chores.
- C) House work → Chores at home.
- D) Team work → YES! Working well with others is huge in almost every job.

✔ Correct Answer: D) Team work

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Question 6: Which of the following is an employability skill?

- A) Ignoring problems → Bad idea — problems won’t fix themselves.
- B) Causing problems → Definitely not!
- C) Making problems → Nope.
- D) Solving problems → YES! Employers love people who can figure out solutions.

✔ Correct Answer: D) Solving problems

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Question 7: Which of the following is NOT part of road safety?

Road safety = staying safe when walking or driving near roads.

- A) Stop, Look and Listen → Classic road safety rule.
- B) Waiting for the green man → Yes, that’s for crossing safely at lights.

Wait — both seem like road safety… but the question says “which is NOT”.

Actually, both ARE part of road safety. But maybe there’s a trick?

Looking again — perhaps the quiz expects us to know that “Stop, Look and Listen” is more general (for kids crossing streets without lights), while “Waiting for the green man” is specific to pedestrian crossings.

But BOTH are road safety. Hmm.

Wait — maybe the question is miswritten? Or perhaps we’re missing options? The image only shows A and B for Q7.

Since both A and B are actually part of road safety, but the question asks which is NOT — this might be a mistake. However, if we must choose, perhaps “Stop, Look and Listen” is sometimes taught as a general rule, while “green man” is modern traffic light system — still both valid.

But let’s think differently — maybe “Stop, Look and Listen” is NOT always enough? No, that doesn’t make sense.

Actually — looking back at the original image, Question 7 only has two options shown: A and B. Maybe it’s incomplete? But since we have to answer...

Perhaps the intended answer is that “Stop, Look and Listen” is NOT part of *modern* road safety where traffic lights exist? But that’s not true — you still do that even at lights sometimes.

Alternatively — maybe the quiz considers “Waiting for the green man” as the ONLY correct road safety behavior, and “Stop, Look and Listen” as outdated? That seems unlikely.

Wait — perhaps I made a mistake. Let me re-read:

> 7. Which of the following is NOT part of road safety?

If both are part of road safety, then neither should be chosen — but since we must pick one, and assuming the quiz intends one to be incorrect...

Actually — upon second thought, “Stop, Look and Listen” IS part of road safety. “Waiting for the green man” ALSO is. So maybe the question is flawed.

But since this is a student quiz, and often they expect “Stop, Look and Listen” to be associated with younger children or no-light areas, while “green man” is formal crossing — still both are safety.

I think there may be a typo or missing option. But given only A and B, and needing to pick one as “NOT”, I’d say — perhaps the quiz thinks “Stop, Look and Listen” is not sufficient alone? But that’s not accurate.

Alternatively — maybe “Stop, Look and Listen” is considered a general awareness thing, not specifically “road safety”? No, it definitely is.

This is confusing. Let me check online quickly in my mind — standard road safety includes both.

Perhaps the answer is A? Because “Stop, Look and Listen” is more for railways? No, it’s also for roads.

I think the best guess here — since the quiz likely wants to test knowledge of modern pedestrian signals — is that “Stop, Look and Listen” is NOT exclusively part of road safety? Still weak.

Wait — another angle: “Stop, Look and Listen” is often said for trains/railways too. So maybe it’s not UNIQUE to road safety? Whereas “waiting for the green man” is ONLY for roads.

That could be it!

So if the question is “which is NOT part of road safety” — meaning which one isn't specifically about roads — then “Stop, Look and Listen” applies to railways too, so it’s not exclusively road safety.

Whereas “waiting for the green man” is only for roads.

Therefore, A might be the intended answer.

✔ Final Guess for Q7: A) Stop, Look and Listen

*(Note: This is a bit tricky — in reality, both are part of road safety, but if forced to choose one as “not exclusively” road safety, A fits better.)*

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Final Answers:

1. C
2. D
3. D
4. A
5. D
6. D
7. A