All employees must wear a name badge. Sarah is at work and has no badge on. Q: is Sarah an employee? Why or why not?
She doesn't have a name badge
If the manager is not in the building, then the front office light is off. The front office light is on. Q: What can we conclude about the manager?
The manager is in the building
All deliveries are made before 3 PM. It is now 4 PM. Q: Can a delivery still arrive today?
No because it's past 3pm
If someone is late 3 times, they have a meeting with HR. Jamal had a meeting with HR today. Q: What can we conclude about Jamal?
Jamal was late 3 times
Every Friday, the office has pizza for lunch. Today is Friday. Q: What can we expect for lunch today?
Pizza
Only employees who complete the safety training are allowed to use the equipment. Ana is using the equipment. Q: What can we conclude about Ana?
She completed safety training
If someone wears a hard hat, they are on the construction team. Rob is not wearing a hard hat. Q: Can we say Rob is not on the construction team?
No, not for sure. He might be on the team but not working right now.
All employees must wear a uniform. Carla is not wearing a uniform. Q: What can we conclude?
Carla is not an employee
Only employees with keys can open the office. Sam opens the office this morning. Q: What does this tell us about Sam?
He has a key, so he’s an employee.
Everyone at the meeting is a team leader. Raul is at the meeting. Q: What can we conclude about Raul?
Raul is a team leader
If the “Do Not Disturb” sign is up, a meeting is happening. There is a sign on the door. Q: What is likely happening inside?
A meeting is happening
Employees must clock in before starting work. Alicia has not clocked in. Q: What can we conclude?
Alicia isn't starting work yet
All managers attend the Monday morning meeting. Emily did not attend. Q: Can Emily be a manager?
No, because all managers attend and she didn’t.
If the printer light is blinking, it is out of paper. The light is not blinking. Q: What can we conclude?
The printer is out of paper
