It has been David's dream to go to college ever since he can remember. One of the ways he relieves the stress of writing essays and taking exams is by playing on his high school basketball team. However, lately he has noticed that practice has been getting in the way of his study time. He doesn't know what to do. Who would be the best person for him to approach for advice?
A.) His teammate
B.)His next door neighbor
C.) His basketball coach
D.)His potential college dean
C.) His basketball coach A good person to approach David to advise him on his studies conflicting with basketball practice, is his coach. If he advises David correctly, he can still contribute to his participation in the team.
Explanation: He definitely should NOT ask his team mate or neighbor they don’t need to even be involved and those answers are just crazy. So A and B are out. And for D why would he ask a college dean about the problem he is having with his high school work and studies. The only person relevant is his basketball coach who he could talk to about how basketball practice is leaving him with no time for proper study time he needs.
