Describe the appropriate action if a participant feels unwell but must remain silent.

• A. Ignore symptoms and continue.
• B. Raise a non-verbal signal, stop the task, seek medical help.
• C. Speak loudly to declare illness.
• D. Wait until the end of the task.

Answer: (B)

The key idea here is safety and proper communication during a quiet, structured activity. When someone feels unwell, you should signal non-verbally to the facilitator, which stops the task and prompts medical help. This approach keeps you safe, respects the silence requirement, and ensures help arrives promptly. Ignoring symptoms can be dangerous, speaking aloud breaks the quiet rule and may disrupt others, and waiting until the end delays care.