When is practice of life skills useful in livelihood?

Correct answer: In both learning work and doing work

The direct answer is B: life skills are useful both while learning work and while doing work. Life skills include planning, communication, decision-making, problem-solving, self-management, cooperation and responsible use of resources. These skills are not limited to a holiday or a free period. Step by step, a learner uses them to understand instructions, practise safely, manage time and solve difficulties; later, a worker uses the same skills to organise tasks, cooperate with others, make decisions and complete duties. Option A is wrong because life skills are needed during productive work, not only in free time. Option B is correct because it includes both training and actual livelihood activity. Option C is wrong because holidays are only one possible time and are not the main condition. Option D is wrong because life skills are useful in daily life and work. Memory cue: life skills travel from learning to earning; they are practised every day.