USPS 474 & 477 UPDATED QUESYIONS &
ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS\VERIFIED 100%
ALREADY GRADED A+
Your supervisor asks you to help clean up a nearby work station, but if you
stop working on your current task, you won't finish today's work on time.
(new question on October 16)
What would you be the most and least likely to do?
1. Do what your supervisor asks. She likely understands the big picture in a
way that you don't.
2. Explain that you can't help out and finish your own work. Suggest you
come up with a different plan together.
3. Tell your supervisor you'd like to keep working on your current task so
that you're able to meet your goal.
4. Ask your coworker to pitch in so that everyone can still finish their
own tasks.
MOST
3. Tell your supervisor you'd like to keep working on your current task so that
you're able to meet your goal.
LEAST
2. Explain that you can't help out and finish your own work. Suggest you come
up with a different plan together.
,It's the day after a holiday, and the mail isn't sorted when it's time for you to
leave for your route. You're worried about meeting your required
delivery time, but you can't leave until it's sorted. (new question on october
16)
What would you be most and least likely to do?
1. Plan out the most efficient way to do your work. Organize your mail
truck while waiting and plan your approach.
2. Inform your supervisor that you won't be able to finish your route on time
because the mail isn't sorted yet.
3. Focus on what you can control and work hard to meet your goal. Stay late
if needed to finish your route.
4. Continue on your route as planned and inform your supervisor if it
looks like you won't be able to finish in time.
MOST
3. Focus on what you can control and work hard to meet your goal. Stay late if
needed to finish your route.
LEAST
2. Inform your supervisor that you won't be able to finish your route on time
because the mail isn't sorted yet.
,A house on your route regularly leaves their dog outside. The family has
assured you that the dog is friendly, but when you arrive to deliver the mail
today, the dog is behaving aggressively. (new question on October 16)
What would be the most and least likely to do?
1. Continue to deliver the mail. Leave a note asking the customer to
restrain their dog.
2. Return the mail to the post office, but leave a note explaining the
situation so they can pick it up quickly.
3. Approach with caution to help make sure it is safe while still delivering the
mail.
4. To be extra safe, wait until the dog is not outside to deliver the mail.
MOST
3. Approach with caution to help make sure it is safe while still delivering the
mail.
LEAST
1. Continue to deliver the mail. Leave a note asking the customer to restrain
their dog.
, How comfortable would you be in a job in which your day-to-day
performance was closely monitored? (new question on October 16)
extremely uncomfortable
uncomfortable
a little uncomfortable
somewhat comfortable
comfortable
very comfortable
perfectly comfortable
perfectly comfortable
How often do you offer to switch tasks with coworkers to help out the
team?(new question on October 16)
almost never
rarely
once in a while sometimes
frequently
very frequently
not applicable - this would be my first job
very frequently
ACCURATE DETAILED ANSWERS\VERIFIED 100%
ALREADY GRADED A+
Your supervisor asks you to help clean up a nearby work station, but if you
stop working on your current task, you won't finish today's work on time.
(new question on October 16)
What would you be the most and least likely to do?
1. Do what your supervisor asks. She likely understands the big picture in a
way that you don't.
2. Explain that you can't help out and finish your own work. Suggest you
come up with a different plan together.
3. Tell your supervisor you'd like to keep working on your current task so
that you're able to meet your goal.
4. Ask your coworker to pitch in so that everyone can still finish their
own tasks.
MOST
3. Tell your supervisor you'd like to keep working on your current task so that
you're able to meet your goal.
LEAST
2. Explain that you can't help out and finish your own work. Suggest you come
up with a different plan together.
,It's the day after a holiday, and the mail isn't sorted when it's time for you to
leave for your route. You're worried about meeting your required
delivery time, but you can't leave until it's sorted. (new question on october
16)
What would you be most and least likely to do?
1. Plan out the most efficient way to do your work. Organize your mail
truck while waiting and plan your approach.
2. Inform your supervisor that you won't be able to finish your route on time
because the mail isn't sorted yet.
3. Focus on what you can control and work hard to meet your goal. Stay late
if needed to finish your route.
4. Continue on your route as planned and inform your supervisor if it
looks like you won't be able to finish in time.
MOST
3. Focus on what you can control and work hard to meet your goal. Stay late if
needed to finish your route.
LEAST
2. Inform your supervisor that you won't be able to finish your route on time
because the mail isn't sorted yet.
,A house on your route regularly leaves their dog outside. The family has
assured you that the dog is friendly, but when you arrive to deliver the mail
today, the dog is behaving aggressively. (new question on October 16)
What would be the most and least likely to do?
1. Continue to deliver the mail. Leave a note asking the customer to
restrain their dog.
2. Return the mail to the post office, but leave a note explaining the
situation so they can pick it up quickly.
3. Approach with caution to help make sure it is safe while still delivering the
mail.
4. To be extra safe, wait until the dog is not outside to deliver the mail.
MOST
3. Approach with caution to help make sure it is safe while still delivering the
mail.
LEAST
1. Continue to deliver the mail. Leave a note asking the customer to restrain
their dog.
, How comfortable would you be in a job in which your day-to-day
performance was closely monitored? (new question on October 16)
extremely uncomfortable
uncomfortable
a little uncomfortable
somewhat comfortable
comfortable
very comfortable
perfectly comfortable
perfectly comfortable
How often do you offer to switch tasks with coworkers to help out the
team?(new question on October 16)
almost never
rarely
once in a while sometimes
frequently
very frequently
not applicable - this would be my first job
very frequently
