A flu outbreak amongst a team of bus drivers has caused many to call in sick. Sofia is well and has worked from 3pm to midnight 3 times this week and is due for 2 days off. Her boss has asked her to work the next day to cover someone who is sick. Which of the following options should Sofia take, keeping in mind the safety of herself and the public?Group of answer choices3pm to midnight as usual6am to 3pm since she had no plans for the dayMidnight to 6am so she doesn't have to go home firstSplit her shift between 6am to 10am and then 4pm to 7pm

A new job for a nurse has just been advertised. It is for a permanent 6pm to 2am shift. Which of the following candidates would be best suited to it?Group of answer choicesHarry, who has always worked day shifts and considers himself a morning personFreya, who during her studies usually stayed up late to study and slept in most morningsAnnie, who is an intermediate chronotype and does not favour mornings or eveningsWei, who feels most alert after lunch but needs a nap to stay up after midnight

Victoria, Stanley, Aaron, and Courtney are nurses working fixed, regular shifts in a Sydney hospital. The 4 nurses fly to Singapore for a medical conference. Singapore time is 2 hours behind Sydney time. Who would you expect to be the most awake and alert in a meeting held at 3pm Singapore time the day the nurses arrive?Group of answer choicesAaron, who normally works the evening shift from 5pm to 1am the next dayCourtney, who is a night owl and works nights from 11pm to 7am the next dayVictoria, who is an early bird and works the morning shift from 5am to 1pm every dayStanley, who prefers the afternoon shift from 11am to 7pm

She _________ work at 5 o clock and got home by 6pma.leavingb.leftc.leaved.none of the above

Let’s put some other words into the secretary’s dialogue. What if she had said the following?Secretary:  When employees choose to take off a pair of sick days in a Tuesday–Monday period of time, 40% of the time they choose Friday and Monday as the two days they pick!The following two questions explore in what sense this is or is not a different situation than the one in the actual cartoon.Question: If we denote the five usual workdays as M,T,W,R, and F (using R for Thursday), which of the following lists all pairs of possible workdays.Group of answer choices(M,F), (T,F), (T,M), (W,M), (W,F), (R,M), (R,F), (F,W), (F,R), (M,R)(M,T), (M,W), (M,R), (M,F), (T,W), (R,M), (T, F), (R,W), (W,F), (R,F)(M,T), (T,W), (W,R), (R,F), (T,M), (W,T), (R,W), (F,R), (M,F), (F,T)iii. (M,T), (M,W), (M,R), (M,F), (T,W), (T,R), (T, F), (W,R), (W,F), (R,F) Flag question: Question 8Question 8Tips1 ptsAssume there are ten possible pairs of days an employee could pick from, and that list of the sets of ten pairs suggested in the question above is the right one. If a pair was just picked at random, what is the chance that they’d pick Monday and Friday as the pair, and does this suggest the secretary (in the amended dialogue) has uncovered a bias?Group of answer choices

Let’s put some other words into the secretary’s dialogue. What if she had said the following?Secretary:  When employees choose to take off a pair of sick days in a Tuesday–Monday period of time, 40% of the time they choose Friday and Monday as the two days they pick!The following two questions explore in what sense this is or is not a different situation than the one in the actual cartoon.Question: If we denote the five usual workdays as M,T,W,R, and F (using R for Thursday), which of the following lists all pairs of possible workdays.Group of answer choices(M,F), (T,F), (T,M), (W,M), (W,F), (R,M), (R,F), (F,W), (F,R), (M,R)(M,T), (M,W), (M,R), (M,F), (T,W), (R,M), (T, F), (R,W), (W,F), (R,F)(M,T), (T,W), (W,R), (R,F), (T,M), (W,T), (R,W), (F,R), (M,F), (F,T)iii. (M,T), (M,W), (M,R), (M,F), (T,W), (T,R), (T, F), (W,R), (W,F), (R,F)