Question 17: a. The pressure to be “perfect” turned into a silent excuse: I either did everything or did nothing, which killed my motivation...

Question 17:

a. The pressure to be “perfect” turned into a silent excuse: I either did everything or did nothing, which killed my motivation.

b. Now I follow a tiny rule—one low-effort choice a day—and I track it privately, so progress feels real instead of performative.

c. I used to watch zero-waste creators every night, and their spotless routines made me feel inspired for five minutes and exhausted for the rest of the week.

d. That smaller target builds confidence, and once the habit exists, I naturally add bigger steps like repairing items or sharing rides.

e. After a week, I’d quit and buy convenience plastic again, even though I could have started with simple actions like carrying a bottle and refusing extra cutlery.

A. c – e – a – b – d        B. a – c – e – b – d        C. c – a – e – b – d        D. c – a – b – e – d