The Pillars of Trust Banking

1. A small group of neighbors decide to share a community garden. One person is chosen to collect the tools and keep the keys. Everyone is allowed to use the garden. Why did the group choose one person to keep the tools?

To control everyone To make responsibility clear Because they were the strongest For no real reason

2. A small group of neighbors decide to share a community garden. One person is chosen to collect the tools and keep the keys. Everyone is allowed to use the garden. What problem would most likely happen if no one was responsible for the tools?

The tools might be lost or damaged The garden would grow faster Everyone would remember perfectly Nothing would change

3. A small group of neighbors decide to share a community garden. One person is chosen to collect the tools and keep the keys. Everyone is allowed to use the garden. This situation is an example of which idea?

Fairness only Someone holding responsibility for others Memory Punishment

4. Jordan agrees to help Alex paint a house. They talk about payment, but nothing is written down. Later, Jordan remembers one amount, and Alex remembers a different amount. What caused the disagreement?

Someone was lying Painting is difficult The promise was never made The agreement was not clearly written down

5. Jordan agrees to help Alex paint a house. They talk about payment, but nothing is written down. Later, Jordan remembers one amount, and Alex remembers a different amount. Writing things down mainly helps because it:

Makes people nervous Gives everyone the same understanding Replaces trust Creates control

6. A farmer agrees to deliver food to a local store every week. Halfway through the season, a storm destroys part of the crop. The farmer can’t deliver the full amount as promised. What new question needs to be asked in this situation?

Who should be punished? Who is at fault? What is fair now? How fast can we replace the farmer?

7. A farmer agrees to deliver food to a local store every week. Halfway through the season, a storm destroys part of the crop. The farmer can’t deliver the full amount as promised. Why is fairness important here?

To ignore the agreement To adjust expectations based on real events To cancel all promises forever To blame nature

8. A farmer agrees to deliver food to a local store every week. Halfway through the season, a storm destroys part of the crop. The farmer can’t deliver the full amount as promised. Fairness helps systems because it:

Makes rules disappear Keeps people working together even when things go wrong Always favors one side Replaces written agreements

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