An unfamiliar squeak in the house warns you of danger. Which level is this?
AAlerting
BUnderstanding
CDeciphering
DResponding
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Alerting
1. An unfamiliar sound that signals possible danger is detected through environmental cues.
2. Detecting such cues is the first level, called alerting.
3. Deciphering finds patterns and understanding concerns the effect of speech.
_Source: Wikipedia, Listening, section Alerting_
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