D is the one i would choose.
You can make a list of when everything is due and do things in that order, it works pretty well and is flexible and if you get an assignment that is due tomorrow or anything with a short timeframe then you can put it at the top of your list. You could write the list on a piece of paper or notebook so that you can keep it with you and update it when you want.
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<span>The answer is the option A. Those who perform the best. Meritocracy comes from merit and cratia (merit rules); it means that in the ideal meritocracy the individuals with greatest merits (best performance) will be rewarded with the highest positions, responsibilities and salaries.</span><span />
You can become a nurse for any reason. You could be an assistant to a very famous doctor and get great tips. You could help people with the experience fro of your job. You could help your family without being in a hospital. You could be a great example for children, You could inspire them to be like you when you get older. You would get paid fairly. You could even get enough experience to become a doctor! Nurses are important parts of people's lives which is why you could become one. Without nurses who would hand the doctors the tools they need? correct them? tell them what's wrong with the patient? That is the reason you could want to be a nurse.