How was the selected student identified during the activity?

• A. The student's name was called aloud
• B. The student was randomly selected but the name was not disclosed
• C. The group voted to select someone
• D. The selected student announced themselves

Answer: (B)

Selecting a student at random and keeping the name undisclosed up front keeps the process fair and reduces social pressure. When the identity isn’t revealed immediately, there’s less risk of bias based on popularity, status, or who is more comfortable speaking aloud. It ensures every student has an equal chance to be chosen without anyone feeling singled out or judged before the activity begins. The other methods—calling a name aloud, having the group vote, or having the student announce themselves—can introduce bias, embarrassment, or pressure, which can affect participation and fairness in the activity.