Question

5. In which situation is it best to be observant? (15 points)
crossing the street
listening to music
eating lunch
folding clothes

Answer 1

Which situation do you think is worst by NOT being observant?

crossing the street - getting hit by a car
listening to music - not paying attention to the lyrics
eating lunch - trying to eat the soup with a fork
folding clothes  - mismatching a pair of socks

One of the above is very bad compared to the others.

Answer 2

The correct answer is A. Crossing the street.

Explanation

Being an observer refers to observing or looking at every detail of the surrounding environment or situation. This implies when you are an observer you understand a situation by noticing and understanding every detail. In this task, individuals mainly use their sense of sight, which allows individuals to understand visually elements, although observing often involves other senses such as hearing. This is necessary in the cases we need to remember information, perform precise actions, among others.

According to this, it is necessary to be an observer when crossing a street because this task or process requires concentration and precise actions and by observe you make sure that there is no danger of being hit by a car before crossing. So, the correct answer is A. Crossing the street