Question
George is hosting a party for his Deaf friends. He sent out a flyer with the date and time of the party. The party is scheduled to start at 5:30 and end at 7:30. However, George expects the guests to be there until around 9:00. Why would George assume that?
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Responses
Deaf guests could not read the flyer with the party’s scheduled times.
Deaf guests could not read the flyer with the party’s scheduled times.
Deaf people always arrive late so they stay late to make up for it and not be rude.
Deaf people always arrive late so they stay late to make up for it and not be rude.
Staying at a Deaf social event for less than 4 hours is considered impolite.
Staying at a Deaf social event for less than 4 hours is considered impolite.
Deaf people are said to operate on DST.
(1 point)
Responses
Deaf guests could not read the flyer with the party’s scheduled times.
Deaf guests could not read the flyer with the party’s scheduled times.
Deaf people always arrive late so they stay late to make up for it and not be rude.
Deaf people always arrive late so they stay late to make up for it and not be rude.
Staying at a Deaf social event for less than 4 hours is considered impolite.
Staying at a Deaf social event for less than 4 hours is considered impolite.
Deaf people are said to operate on DST.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The most appropriate response is:
**Deaf people always arrive late so they stay late to make up for it and not be rude.**
This reflects social norms within the Deaf community, where it is common for guests to arrive fashionably late and feel obligated to stay longer to engage and socialize.
**Deaf people always arrive late so they stay late to make up for it and not be rude.**
This reflects social norms within the Deaf community, where it is common for guests to arrive fashionably late and feel obligated to stay longer to engage and socialize.