10. Which statement does not apply when describing the difference between coaching and mentoring? A. Coaching can be part of mentoring; mentoring is less likely to be a part of coaching B. Coaches can benefit from having a coach themself; but mentors would not benefit from having a mento C. Coaching is primarily question based; mentoring can be more directive D. A coach can be less experienced than the individual being coached; a mentor will always be more experienced than the mentee 11. What statement is a common mentoring myth? A. Mentoring can include coaching B. Mentees choose their mentore C. Mentoring is always formal D. Mentees can work with multiple mentors 12. When identifying a coach or mentor, which common characteristic should be considered? A. Coaches and mentors should both have experience in the area of interest B. Coaches and mentors should both be successful in the area of interest C. Coaches and mentors should both enjoy helping others D. Coaches and mentors should both know others who work in the area of interest