As Interviewees, We Are Generally Advised to Handle Interviews with Proper

Multiple Choice

As interviewees, we are generally advised to handle interviews with proper preparation and a "never budge under pressure" attitude. If the applicant is asked a difficult question during an interview, which of these actions is the most appropriate to tackle that question?

A) The applicant acknowledges the difficulty of the question and humbly refrains from answering it.
B) To maintain spontaneity, the applicant starts off with a witty retort and vaguely builds an answer.
C) At the cost of delaying the response, the applicant first considers the implications of the question and only then answers.
D) The applicant skillfully reverts the question back to the employer and asks her opinion on the issue.