Which sentence describes Benjamin's usual pace?

• A. He hurries all the time.
• B. He is calm.
• C. He worries often.
• D. He delays tasks.

Answer: (A)

Understanding usual pace means focusing on how Benjamin typically moves or acts in completing tasks. Describing him as hurrying all the time directly signals a fast, urgent way of going about things, which matches his everyday speed. The other ideas describe different states rather than pace: being calm suggests a slow or relaxed tempo, worrying often is about anxiety rather than movement, and delaying tasks implies taking longer to start or finish things. So, the sentence that shows him constantly in a rush best captures his usual pace.