Should we steward our resources wisely and be responsible for what we are given?

• A. Yes and yes
• B. No
• C. Sometimes
• D. Not specified

Answer: (A)

The concept here is responsible resource management and accountability. When asked if we should steward our resources wisely and be responsible for what we’re given, the best answer affirms both ideas. Being a good steward means using resources thoughtfully, preventing waste, planning ahead, and preserving value for the future. Being responsible means owning our actions and the outcomes tied to what we have. Together, they express a consistent expectation: treat resources with care and take charge of what you’re entrusted with.

That fuller affirmation is why the option "Yes and yes" fits best. The other responses don’t align with this clear dual expectation: denying stewardship contradicts the obligation to manage resources; saying sometimes implies inconsistency; saying not specified leaves the explicit responsibility unaddressed.