35 Questions: Two Truths and a Lie Quiz

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• Team spirit promotes unity, enthusiasm, and loyalty among team members.

• Teamwork is only necessary when a team faces challenges.

• Teamwork involves mutual respect, communication, and accountability.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• Virtual teams work across different locations and time zones using digital tools.

• Cross-functional teams consist of members from the same department.

• Self-managed teams operate with minimal supervision.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• The 'Storming' stage often involves team conflicts and role challenges.

• In the 'Performing' stage, teams work efficiently and support one another.

• The 'Forming' stage is when the team disbands after a project ends.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• Cultural differences can influence how people give and receive feedback.

• Building trust requires consistent actions and vulnerability.

• All team members naturally adjust well to different communication styles without guidance.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• In multicultural teams, flexibility means giving up your own work style completely.

• Open communication should be culturally sensitive and inclusive.

• Knowing teammates' backgrounds helps improve collaboration.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• A team becomes stronger when its members share similar cultural backgrounds.

• Diversity in a team can lead to innovation when managed well.

• Interdependence is a key trait of a true team.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• Team spirit helps reduce conflict and build emotional bonds.

• Team spirit is unimportant in multicultural teams.

• Team spirit promotes enthusiasm and shared commitment.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• Effective teamwork involves solving problems collaboratively.

• Respecting different viewpoints is a part of teamwork.

• Teamwork is most successful when only the leader makes decisions.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• Virtual teams don't require clear communication.

• Self-managed teams work independently of formal supervisors.

• Cross-functional teams can generate more creative ideas.

Two truths and a lie. Which is a lie?

• Problem-solving teams often exist permanently in organizations.

• Multicultural problem-solving teams benefit from strong leadership.

• These teams disband after resolving a specific issue.