How can you find out what is relevant to you?
try as many different after-school activities as you can
pay attention to what you get through hard times
make a list of all the different ways you have spent money
ask your parents what you have always been good at

Question:

How can you find out what is relevant to you?

A) Try as many different after-school activities as you can

B) Pay attention to what helps you get through hard times

C) Make a list of all the different ways you have spent money

D) Ask your parents what you have always been good at

The correct choice is C)

Make a list of the different ways you have spent money

Explanation:

The chances are very high that if something is relevant to one, they'll send money on it.

It is important to note that relevance is very relative. What is important to A most probably will not appeal to B.

However both A and B will at some most probably spend money on things that are important to them.

Examples of things which can be important to all are:

Things like Movies, Dance lessons may be relevant to one but not to the other. However, both of them require money.

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