A) Eye level or slightly above B) Looking down at the camera C) Extreme close-up D) Looking up at the camera
A) No light at all B) Harsh overhead light C) Backlighting D) Soft, diffused light in front of you
A) Too close, filling the entire frame B) Too far, making you appear small C) Arm's length D) Completely out of frame
A) Completely dark B) Clean and uncluttered C) Extremely busy pattern D) Visually distracting and messy
A) Business casual or professional B) Anything with busy patterns C) Pajamas D) A distracting costume
A) Mute yourself permanently B) Start talking loudly without checking C) Assume it will work D) Use the platform's built-in audio test
A) Leave them on at full volume B) Play notification sounds for everyone C) Actively respond to them during the meeting D) Turn them off or silence them
A) Look directly at the camera B) Close your eyes C) Look around the room D) Look at your own image on the screen
A) Introduce static B) Improve clarity and reduce background noise C) Make you sound quieter D) Distort your voice
A) It's physically uncomfortable B) It makes you look shorter C) It conveys confidence and engagement D) It makes you invisible
A) Ignore your appearance entirely B) Wear a hat that covers your face C) Apply excessive makeup D) Brush your hair and check your teeth
A) Stare off into the distance for extended periods B) Turn your back to the camera C) Briefly glance away and then return focus D) Pretend you didn't look away
A) Ensure a stable and reliable connection B) Download large files during the meeting C) Use the slowest connection possible D) Disconnect and reconnect repeatedly
A) Never unmute your microphone B) Mute when not speaking to minimize background noise C) Tap your microphone repeatedly to test it D) Always leave your microphone unmuted
A) Greet everyone warmly and professionally B) Ignore everyone and start talking immediately C) Complain about technical difficulties D) Start singing loudly
A) Always makes you look more professional B) Consistently enhances performance C) Never causes any glitches D) Hides a messy or unprofessional environment
A) Yawn frequently B) Actively ignore everything being said C) Nod, smile, and provide verbal cues of agreement D) Stare blankly at the screen
A) It doesn't matter if you are late B) Being late makes you look important C) Shows respect for other participants' time D) Being late is expected
A) Hang up on them B) Ignore them completely C) Politely wait for them to finish before continuing D) Talk over them loudly
A) Accidentally share private information B) Share a blank screen C) Share your entire desktop without preparation D) Close unnecessary applications and browser tabs
A) Invite everyone to join your meeting B) Play loud music in the background C) Conduct the meeting in a busy public area D) Find a quiet space and inform others not to disturb you
A) Blame someone else B) Pretend nothing is wrong C) Panic and start yelling D) Troubleshoot quickly or inform the meeting organizer
A) Only take notes on irrelevant topics B) Don't take any notes at all C) Use a digital or paper notebook to record key points D) Interrupt the meeting to ask clarifying questions about everything
A) Making exaggerated faces is always professional B) Facial expressions don't matter C) You should always frown during meetings D) They convey your engagement and understanding
A) Summarize key takeaways and thank participants B) End the meeting abruptly without saying goodbye C) Reveal confidential information D) Criticize the performance of others
A) Any resolution works fine B) The camera doesn't matter C) 720p or higher D) Less than 360p
A) Ignore them completely B) Briefly acknowledge them and redirect their attention C) Shout at them D) Let them run wild and disrupt the meeting
A) Ignore all advice and hope for the best B) Adjust your lighting and camera angle using existing resources C) Buy the most expensive equipment D) Nothing, you always need to spend money
A) Don't consider the window B) Tape the window shut C) Position the window behind you D) Position the window in front of you
A) To identify and resolve any technical issues B) Technical issues never happen C) It's more professional to just wing it D) Testing is a waste of time |