Which ADL task is explicitly mentioned as a skill students can learn?

• A. Calculating taxes
• B. Driving a car
• C. Shopping for food and personal hygiene supplies
• D. Writing a resume

Answer: (C)

ADLs are daily self-care and functional living tasks that help a person live independently. Shopping for food and personal hygiene supplies is a concrete, teachable ADL because it directly involves planning, selecting needed items, and using money to obtain essentials. This kind of task builds practical independence for everyday life at home and in the community. The other options aren’t typically considered ADLs: calculating taxes is a complex financial task, driving a car is a mobility skill often beyond what is taught as a basic daily living skill, and writing a resume is vocational/work-readiness rather than a daily self-care activity.