What term describes things you like to do?

• A. Interests
• B. Skills
• C. Jobs
• D. Lifestyles

Answer: (A)

Interests are the things you like to do or are curious about. They describe what you enjoy and find engaging, not necessarily what you’re trained to do or what you get paid for. That’s why this term is the best fit here—you’re naming the activities you genuinely enjoy, rather than abilities, jobs, or patterns of living.

Skills refer to abilities you’ve developed to perform tasks, which isn’t the same as liking something. Jobs are paid positions, which may or may not align with your personal interests. Lifestyles describe daily habits, values, and ways of living, not specifically what you enjoy doing. Understanding your interests helps guide choices in hobbies, studies, and career paths so work feels more satisfying rather than just something you can do well.