If you take someone's suggestion, you have likely done what?

If you take someone's suggestion, you have likely done what?

• A. Followed
• B. Dismissed
• C. Ignored
• D. Argued with

Answer: (A)

Taking a suggestion means you decide to accept the idea someone offered and actually follow through with it. When you take a suggestion, you apply it to your actions or plan, effectively following what was proposed. For example, if someone suggests trying a different approach and you implement that approach, you have taken their suggestion and followed it. The other options describe reacting differently—dismissing or ignoring would mean you don’t use the idea, and arguing with it means you oppose it rather than follow it.

Taking a suggestion means you decide to accept the idea someone offered and actually follow through with it. When you take a suggestion, you apply it to your actions or plan, effectively following what was proposed. For example, if someone suggests trying a different approach and you implement that approach, you have taken their suggestion and followed it. The other options describe reacting differently—dismissing or ignoring would mean you don’t use the idea, and arguing with it means you oppose it rather than follow it.