Question

making a compromise can mean doing something that you would rather not or doing something differently, so everyone involved benefits in some way. which scenarios demonstrate compromise that benefits all parties? check all that apply.
i suggested we meet at 3 pm, but derek suggested 5 pm. we agreed on 4 pm.
i wanted pizza for dinner, my friend wanted tacos. i really wanted pizza, so i persuaded my friend to order one with me.
my cousin and my friend have the same birthday. i had dinner with my cousin and then went to my friends party.
i spent one hour studying for a test. then one hour playing soccer with my friends.
i didnt want to babysit on friday. however, my aunt insisted so i had no choice.

Explanation:

• First option: Compromise as both adjusted from 3 pm and 5 pm to 4 pm.
• Second option: No compromise as one persuaded the other (only one's preference).
• Third option: Compromise as managed to attend both cousin's dinner and friend's party.
• Fourth option: Compromise as balanced study and play.
• Fifth option: No compromise as forced (no mutual agreement).

Answer:

• First option: I suggested we meet at 3 pm, but Derek suggested 5 pm. We agreed on 4 pm.
• Third option: My cousin and my friend have the same birthday. I had dinner with my cousin and then went to my friend's party.
• Fourth option: I spent one hour studying for a test. Then one hour playing soccer with my friends.