Question

question 5 of 10
to put items together in an orderly way is an example of:

a. planning.

b. efficiency.

c. organization.

d. productivity.

Explanation:

• Option A: Planning involves setting goals and deciding actions, not just arranging items orderly.
• Option B: Efficiency is about achieving goals with minimal resources, not directly about ordering items.
• Option C: Organization means arranging elements in an orderly, structured way, which matches "put items together in an orderly way".
• Option D: Productivity is about output/results, not about arranging items.

Answer:

C. organization.