How well does this description fit you: Besides work-related activities, you can plan what you do and when you do it.

• A. Not like me at all
• B. Not sure
• C. Very much like me
• D. Somewhat like me

Answer: (C)

This item is testing your ability to plan and manage time for activities beyond your job duties. It looks at how proactively you organize what you do and when you do it, which is a key part of staying on top of tasks in online or independent study environments.

Choosing "Very much like me" means you consistently plan your days, set goals, and decide when to tackle different activities, not just work tasks. It shows you actively use planning to allocate time, prioritize activities, and create a routine, which helps you meet deadlines, prepare for classes, and balance study with other responsibilities. In online readiness, strong planning skills are a big predictor of staying on track and succeeding.

The other responses indicate lesser degrees of planning. "Not like me at all" would suggest you don’t plan ahead, which could make scheduling and meeting commitments harder. "Not sure" reflects uncertainty about your planning habits, and "Somewhat like me" suggests some planning but not as consistently or thoroughly as the strongest option.