Question

when approaching family for advice, its best to be what, instead of reactive?
proactive
active
inactive

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the antonym of "reactive". "Reactive" means responding to events as they happen. "Proactive" means taking initiative or acting in advance, which is the opposite of reactive in the context of seeking family advice (being proactive in approaching for advice rather than just reacting). "Active" is a general term for being engaged, not the direct antonym of reactive here, and "inactive" means not active, which doesn't fit.

Answer:

A. proactive