C.1 because it is the only responsible answer
~ Those least likely to engage in physical activity were ages 65 and older (nearly 16 percent of exercisers). Not all was bleak, the CDC said. About 52 percent of surveyed adults said they met only the aerobic activity guidelines while 29 percent met only the muscle-strengthening components.
Another name for false productivity is SPINNING YOUR WHEELS.
False productivity can be described as someone who looks productive but is not.
Productivity is defined as a measure of efficiency of a person, machine, factory system, converting inputs into useful outputs.
False productivity is producing outputs that are not useful nor efficient.
An example of this scenario is:
You are very busy doing a lot of stuff the whole day. You seem productive. But at the end of the day, you realized that everything who have done for the day is not important and does not complete any task. You just wasted a valuable amount of time doing things that are not worth your time. Thus, you are merely spinning your wheel without going anywhere.
The key power that the British parliament hold by 1600's was the power of tax. It was in the late 1700's that the House of Commons had the sole right to initiate tax measures. It also started back in the thirteenth century where land owners and property owners started to send out representatives to the Parliament about their complaints, their petitions to the king and to accept payments of taxes.