Which work can be called skill based work?

Correct answer: Doing stitching learned through training

Direct answer: Option A is correct. Skill-based work is work that requires learned knowledge, practice, technique, and responsible performance. Understand the reasoning: stitching has steps such as measuring, cutting, handling a needle or machine, joining fabric, and finishing; training teaches these steps; repeated practice improves accuracy and quality; therefore trained stitching is skill-based work. Option A is correct because it directly connects work with training. Option B is wrong because taking risks without learning does not show a useful skill and may be unsafe. Option C is wrong because delaying work is not a skill. Option D is wrong because avoiding responsibility is the opposite of competent work. A skill can improve with instruction and practice, so it is not simply a natural talent. Memory cue: learned method plus practice plus quality performance equals skill-based work.