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Harmony in Diversity — Assessment
Answer all 10 questions. Your score and guidance will appear at the end.
1) “Diversity” in a community best means…
Many identities and perspectives present
Everyone thinks the same
Only cultural festivals
Perfect agreement on beliefs
2) A first step toward harmony across differences is to…
Listen with curiosity before responding
Assume intent from stereotypes
Avoid people unlike you
Prove others wrong immediately
3) Micro-inclusions are…
Small acts that increase belonging (e.g., using names correctly)
Minor rule violations
Corporate buzzwords
Sarcastic jokes
4) When conflict arises across cultures, the best first move is…
Name the impact and ask to understand
Blame the other person’s culture
Ignore it and hope it fades
Raise your voice to be heard
5) Which practice grows cross-cultural trust the most?
Consistent follow-through on small commitments
Winning debates
Avoiding feedback
One annual diversity event only
6) “Cultural humility” means…
I am always learning; others are experts of their experience
I already know every culture
My culture is the standard
Avoid cultural topics
7) Inclusive language is mainly about…
Respecting how people describe themselves
Policing grammar
Sounding smart
Never asking pronouns or names
8) A diverse team becomes harmonious when…
Differences are invited into decision-making
Only the loudest voice leads
All conflict is banned
Everyone conforms to one style
9) A good way to check assumptions is to ask…
“What does this mean to you?”
“Why are you like that?”
“Can’t you be normal?”
Say nothing and decide
10) Celebrating diversity is most effective when…
It’s ongoing, not a one-off event
It’s once a year only
It’s optional for newcomers only
It avoids real conversations
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