Question

I've always considered human beings to be “creatures of habit.” Throughout our lives, it seems as though we're constantly jumping from one schedule to the next. From preschool to the workplace, we've been conditioned to follow an agenda and have learned that straying from it can create room for error. Structure is something that’s constantly being engrained in our heads. For this reason, we develop these things called “routines.” A routine, as Meg Selig of Psychology Today writes, is nothing more than a “series of habits.” We follow them with intentions of making our lives easier, but rarely […] stop to think about how limiting they might be. A never B often C hardly ever D sometimes

Answer 1

Resposta:

letra C

Explicação:

rarely = raramente

hardly ever = quase nunca

ou seja, tem significados semelhantes, então podem ser substituídas sem quebra de sentido.

pode confiar, eu fiz no positivo on e deu certo.