Setting correct priorities in work is part of which life skill?

Correct answer: Time and task management

The direct answer is A: setting correct priorities is part of time and task management. Priority means deciding which work is most important or urgent and doing it before less important work. A weak student can reason step by step: there is limited time, several tasks exist, important tasks must be identified, and a sensible order must be made. This planning is time and task management. Option A is correct because it combines choosing the order and managing available time. Option B is wrong because unfair competition is an unethical behaviour, not a planning skill. Option C is wrong because anger is an emotion and can interfere with good decisions. Option D is wrong because wrong information is not a life skill and cannot help organise work. Priorities help a worker meet deadlines, reduce confusion, use energy wisely and complete essential duties. Memory cue: “first things first” means priority and management, not anger or competition.