If women ruled, how would the world be different, according to the speaker?

• A. We would be more indecisive.
• B. We would rely on technology.
• C. We would avoid asking for directions.
• D. We would get from point A to point B quicker because we would stop and ask for directions.

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is that leadership attributed to women is presented as a practical habit: when people are unsure, they stop to ask for directions. This behavior reduces wasted time on wrong turns and detours, so getting from one place to another would happen more quickly because you don’t stay stuck guessing the way. That’s why the option about reaching destinations faster by stopping to ask for directions best fits the speaker’s claim.

The other ideas don’t match the message. Being indecisive would slow things down, relying on technology isn’t the point being made, and avoiding asking for directions contradicts the notion that asking for help when lost leads to quicker progress.