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Questions 38-40: Described below are three typical (or not so typical) scenarios. The fourth scenario is a
Brain Teaser and will not count in your score. Read the scenarios and use your FI Manual index to look
up the category in which you think you will find the answer you need. When you find the answer in the
index, write the correct page number on the line below. Then, using the information you find in your
manual, answer the question.
38. It’s Saturday afternoon and you are completing your ePTE report to transmit to your FS. You
cannot recall when you have to transmit the completed report to your FS in order to get paid.
You don’t want to bother your FS with this question, so you pull out your trusty FI Manual and
look in the index...
A. WHAT PAGE OR APPENDIX IS REFERENCED IN THE INDEX? ______________
(PLEASE NOTE PAGE NUMBER, NOT NUMBER OF THE SECTION ON THE PAGE.)
B. QUESTION: When do you have to transmit your ePTE to your FS in order to get paid on
schedule?
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39. You’ve had several refusals lately. Most of the refusal reasons seem to be that respondents are
too busy to do even the screening. You’ve talked with your FS who has suggested that you read
through some of the refusal letters to get some ideas on things to say when respondents refuse to
participate. You remember that copies of the refusal letters are found in your FI Manual, but you
don’t recall where. So you pull out your trusty FI Manual and look in the index...
A. WHAT PAGE OR APPENDIX IS REFERENCED IN THE INDEX? ______________
(PLEASE NOTE PAGE NUMBER, NOT NUMBER OF THE SECTION ON THE PAGE.)
B. QUESTIONS:
1) What is the title of the letter you should read to get some suggestions?
________________________________________________________
2) What is one statement or idea that you can communicate to a respondent who
claims to be too busy to do the screening?
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40. You are about to interview in a neighborhood where many college students live on their own,
including some who are not 18 years old yet. Before you go out to the field, you want to review
the rules for determining who counts as an emancipated minor and when permission is needed.
You remember that there is something about this in the manual, but you just can’t put your finger
on it. So you pull out your trusty FI Manual and look in the Index ...
A. WHAT PAGE OR APPENDIX IS REFERENCED IN THE INDEX? ______________
(PLEASE NOTE PAGE NUMBER, NOT NUMBER OF THE SECTION ON THE PAGE.)
B. QUESTION: Does completing an interview with a 17-year-old college student living in an
apartment require permission from a parent or guardian?
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