A Dilemma

Questions 1–10 of 41

Q1. Why are choices difficult in a dilemma?

All options are identical There are no consequences The answer is always obvious Each option may have consequences

Q2. When is compromise useful?

When no one is willing to listen When facts are unnecessary When there is no conflict When people need a workable agreement

Q3. What can a well-written dilemma teach readers?

How to avoid reading How to memorise names only How to solve every problem instantly How to think about complex choices

Q4. கதை 'A Dilemma' எனப்படுவதன் காரணம் என்ன?

டாம் கடினமான முடிவெடுக்கும் சூழலில் இருப்பதால் டாம் பள்ளியைத் தேர்வு செய்வதால் டாம் வேலை மாற்றுவதால் டாம் போட்டியில் தோல்வியடைவதால்

Q5. What should a person consider before making a difficult choice?

Only immediate pleasure What others guess Nothing Possible consequences

Q6. What is critical thinking?

Accepting every claim Avoiding questions Choosing the first answer Examining evidence before forming a conclusion

Q7. What is a fair decision?

One that always benefits the strongest person One made without facts One made secretly One that considers relevant interests and principles

Q8. What is the best general approach to a difficult dilemma?

Choose the easiest option immediately Ignore everyone involved Avoid thinking about the result Gather facts, consider values and consequences, then decide

Q9. What can indecision show?

Complete confidence Lack of options A solved problem A struggle between competing values or choices

Q10. What is the value of discussion in a dilemma?

It always creates conflict It removes facts It prevents decisions It can reveal different perspectives