Multiple choice softskills communication

When it's "fair and square" it's

  1. unusual

  2. confused

  3. honest

  4. critical
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

The phrase "fair and square" is an idiom used to describe something done honestly, legally, and properly without cheating or deception. When a game, contest, or negotiation is "fair and square," it means everyone followed the rules and there was no trickery involved. Option C correctly captures this meaning of honesty and integrity.

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