What is the stated goal for the high school yearbook?

• A. Succeed
• B. Be remembered for kindness
• C. Get elected class president
• D. Excel in science

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is recognizing the yearbook’s broad purpose: to capture a year’s story in a way that highlights success and growth for students. Succeed fits best because the yearbook is meant to document a successful, memorable year for the entire school community and to celebrate what students have achieved and how they’ve developed. It isn’t about one specific trait or a single role.

Be remembered for kindness focuses on a single value, which is admirable but narrower. Get elected class president centers on a particular position, and excel in science highlights a subject area. These are specific outcomes, not the overall aim the yearbook is intended to convey. Succeed, by contrast, captures the general idea of progressing, thriving, and making the most of the year.