If a boy wants to learn cooking what is it an example of?

Correct answer: Learning life skill

The direct answer is option A: learning cooking is learning a life skill. A life skill is a practical ability that helps a person manage daily living, health, independence, and responsibility. Cooking can help anyone prepare safe food, plan meals, understand nutrition, manage money, and care for self or family. Step by step, the boy chooses to learn; cooking practice builds useful ability; the ability can be used regardless of sex or age. Option A is correct because skills are not naturally limited to one gender. Option B is wrong because there is no gender mistake in learning a useful activity. Option C is wrong because learning cooking is participation in work, not avoiding it. Option D is wrong because age discrimination means unfair treatment due to age, which is not shown here. Families and schools should encourage all children to share household responsibilities. Memory cue: life skills belong to everyone, not to one gender.