Last minute prep best described as:

• A. Do nothing
• B. Delay the lesson
• C. Must make every effort to prepare and deliver the lesson
• D. Cancel the session

Answer: (C)

The idea being tested is that, even with little time, you should still strive to be as prepared as possible and deliver the lesson. Last‑minute prep means prioritizing essential objectives, organizing the core points quickly, and using available resources to present a clear, accurate session. It reflects professional responsibility to provide value and safety-focused instruction without excuses.

Doing nothing isn’t acceptable because it neglects the obligation to educate and could spread misinformation. Delaying the lesson defeats the purpose of timely training, especially when decisions and safety practices may depend on it. Canceling should only be a last resort if safety or logistics make delivery impossible.