Which set lists four homely tasks prescribed for therapeutic effect?

• A. Farming, Cooking, Cleaning, Gardening
• B. Farming, Sewing, Driving, Cleaning
• C. Cooking, Dancing, Reading, Gardening
• D. Gardening, Cooking, Painting, Sewing

Answer: (A)

The main idea is using familiar, everyday home tasks as therapeutic activities to boost daily living skills. Farming, cooking, cleaning, and gardening are all straightforward domestic activities that involve planning, sequencing, motor skills, endurance, and energy management. They’re meaningful, can be performed at home or in community settings, and can be graded to match a person’s ability, making them effective for rehabilitation and improving independence.

The other sets mix activities that aren’t all typical home-based tasks—things like crafts, driving, or casual recreation—so they don’t align as neatly with the idea of therapeutic, daily-home routines used to support activities of daily living. That’s why farming, cooking, cleaning, and gardening best fit the concept.