A specific set of procedures which reflect an approach is ____.

• A. Procedure
• B. Method
• C. Strategy
• D. Practice

Answer: (B)

When you think about how we organize doing something, a method is a systematic, repeatable way of tackling tasks that reflects an overall approach. It isn’t just a single step, but the chosen way of proceeding, with a coherent set of procedures that guide how tasks are carried out. A procedure, by contrast, is the exact sequence of steps for a specific task within that broader approach. A strategy is more about the plan to achieve a goal, often broader and less fixed than a set of steps. Practice refers to repeating activities to build skill, not to the framework or approach itself. So a specific set of procedures that reflect an approach fits the idea of a method.