Wayne and Cheryl were at a restaurant eating dinner when he noticed a faint smell of smoke coming from the air conditioning vent. No one else in the busy restaurant seemed to be concerned about the odor,
and Wayne was not sure if it was the result of an electrical problem or of food scorching in the kitchen. Wayne's uncertainty, combined with the observation that others were not taking action, means that Wayne will probably ________.
A) quietly suggest to Cheryl that they leave immediately
B) ask the people at nearby tables if they have noticed an odor
C) do nothing
D) ask a waiter to check on the smell
E) scream "Fire!" and run for the door
Answer: C
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