Why the other options are wrong:

• A sports star.: The guest owns an apparel business rather than describing a sporting career.
• A politician.: The work described is an apparel business rather than political office.
• A chef.: The guest describes apparel ownership rather than cooking professionally.

Correct Answer: A clothing brand.

Why this is correct: The interviewee owns an apparel brand. Apparel means clothing, so the business is a clothing brand.

Why the other options are wrong:

• A restaurant.: The stated business sells apparel rather than restaurant meals.
• A software company.: The interviewee identifies an apparel brand rather than a software company.
• A medical clinic.: The stated business is an apparel brand rather than a medical clinic.

Correct Answer: Doing things differently from the people around the interviewee.

Why this is correct: The guest says that doing things differently from other people has always been appealing.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Doing same things as others but better.: The guest likes doing things differently, rather than doing the same things better.
• Doing same things as others but faster.: The stated preference is difference rather than doing the same things faster.
• Doing things slowly but surely.: The guest describes doing things differently rather than taking a slow and steady approach.

Correct Answer: Own goals and ideas.

Why this is correct: The guest says the best motivation comes from personal goals and ideas.

Why the other options are wrong:

• The interviewee's father and the interviewee's struggles.: The guest explicitly names personal goals and ideas rather than the father’s struggles.
• The interviewee's mother's pep up talk.: The stated motivation is personal goals rather than a mother’s encouragement.
• Own past failures.: The guest names goals and ideas rather than earlier failures.

Correct Answer: 3-color logo printed on a black shirt.

Why this is correct: The school club wanted a three-colour logo printed on a black shirt.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Plain white tee shirts.: The desired shirt had a three-colour logo, rather than being plain white.
• Red shirts with print.: The desired shirt was black rather than red.
• Sports day track suits.: The club’s stated order concerned printed shirts rather than tracksuits.

Correct Answer: Because prices could be driven down.

Why this is correct: The guest thought shirt prices could be reduced. That opportunity prompted entry into the business.

Why the other options are wrong:

• Because this is what The interviewee wanted to do.: The stated opportunity was reducing prices rather than a lifelong ambition to make shirts.
• Because the interviewee was always the fashionable types.: Fashionable tastes are not the reason given for entering the industry.
• Because the interviewee wanted to beat the interviewee's uncles at business.: The source identifies lower prices rather than competition with uncles.