The National Song expresses doing good through which activities?

• A. Work and Play
• B. Study and Service
• C. Travel and Engagement
• D. Leadership and Mentoring

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is that doing good shows up in everyday life through both productive effort and positive, collaborative activities. The National Song describes contributing to others not only through formal acts of service but by engaging in work and in wholesome, shared experiences. Work represents responsibility and making a real effort to help, while play signals constructive, community-building activities that bring people together. Together, they illustrate a balanced approach to doing good in all aspects of life.

This fits best because the other pairings highlight narrower domains—studying and service, travel and engagement, or leadership and mentoring—whereas the song emphasizes a broader, everyday expression of goodness through both work and communal interaction.