Read the following situation. leo is a high school sophomore who works at the concession stand at a ballpark. he hopes that before graduating, he can become a shift manager. he also plans to go to college, but he is afraid his goals of doing well at both school and work will conflict. which statement is most accurate? a. everyone has conflicting goals, so leo does not need to do anything about that. b. writing down and tracking progress toward his goals will give leo a better chance of achieving them. c. leo should choose to focus on only one goal so there will be no conflict. d. leo should first concentrate on graduating from high school before setting other goals.

True, the sentence is compound.

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