Which term means you are on time?

• A. Punctual
• B. Social
• C. Resume
• D. Brick-and-Mortar

Answer: (A)

Being on time is described by the term punctual. Punctual means arriving at the appointed time or even a little early, and being prepared to start when scheduled. It signals reliability, respect for others’ time, and professional seriousness. In customer service or SkillsUSA settings, showing up on time helps appointments, meetings, and shifts run smoothly, builds trust with customers, and reduces delays for everyone involved. The other terms don’t fit because social relates to interactions, not timing; a resume is a document outlining work history and skills; brick-and-mortar describes a physical business location rather than timing.