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What are the interviewees advised to do in lesson six if they face a “stumped” question?

A.Refrain from taking a roundabout way of speaking.

B.Avoid making up a answer or telling a lie.

C.Ask for more time to think about it.

D.Give truthful responses or comments in the answer.


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