Decision Making Mock Tests

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Decision Making Mock Test 1

Questions: 15

Sample Questions

RRB Reasoning

You see a classmate cheating in an exam. What should you do?

A Ignore it and focus on your own paper

B Report the incident anonymously to the teacher

C Confront the classmate publicly during the exam

D Also start cheating to level the playing field

RRB Reasoning

You are the team leader of a project. Two team members have a personal disagreement that is affecting team morale. What do you do?

A Ignore the issue and hope it resolves itself

B Meet both members separately to understand the issue and then facilitate a resolution

C Reprimand both members publicly for unprofessional behaviour

D Transfer one of the members to another team immediately

RRB Reasoning

You are a station master and notice that two trains are scheduled to use the same track section at the same time due to a system error. One train is carrying passengers and the other is a freight train. What is the best course of action?

A Delay both trains equally to share the track section

B Prioritize the passenger train and reroute the freight train to an alternative track or time

C Allow both trains to proceed and let the drivers decide

D Cancel the freight train service for the day

RRB Reasoning

You are the team leader of a project with a deadline in 2 days. Two critical team members fall sick and cannot work. The remaining team is already working at full capacity. What is the best course of action?

A Inform the project manager about the situation and request an extension or additional resources

B Work extra hours yourself to compensate for the lost manpower

C Reduce the project scope and deliver only the most critical features

D Ask the remaining team members to work overtime without informing management

RRB Reasoning

A fire alarm goes off in your office building during working hours. You see a small amount of smoke coming from a printer room on your floor. There is no immediate danger to people around you. What is the most appropriate course of action?

A Ignore the alarm and continue working since the smoke is minimal

B Evacuate the building immediately without checking the situation

C Alert others on the floor, call the fire department, and check the printer room if safe to do so

D Close all windows and doors to prevent the smoke from spreading

RRB Reasoning

You are the team leader of a project with a deadline in 2 days. One of your key team members informs you that he is sick and will not be able to complete his assigned tasks. What is the best course of action?

A Reassign the team member's tasks to other team members and inform the project manager about the situation

B Continue working alone and try to complete all the tasks by working overtime

C Inform the project manager that the project will be delayed and submit it after the deadline

D Ask the team member to work from home even though he is sick

RRB Reasoning

In a decision-making scenario: Your team is working on a critical project with a deadline of 2 days. A key team member informs you that they will be unable to work for the next 3 days due to a family emergency. What is the best course of action?

A Redistribute their tasks among other team members and offer support to the concerned member

B Wait for the team member to return before continuing their tasks

C Inform the manager and take no further action

D Hire a new team member immediately to replace them

RRB Reasoning

You are the project manager of a critical project with a deadline in 3 days. Your team has been working overtime. Today, you receive a call that a key team member's child has been hospitalized. What do you do?

A Ask the team member to come to work anyway since the project is critical

B Instruct the team member to take immediate leave and reassign their tasks to other team members

C Tell the team member to manage both work and hospital visits simultaneously

D Delay the project deadline and inform the client about the delay

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