Which term in the 'More Goals for Office' line indicates a deadline or limit?

• A. Specific
• B. Measurable
• C. Time limit
• D. Attainable

Answer: (C)

In goal-setting, the element that signals a deadline or limit is the time-related term. A time limit sets a cutoff date or the maximum duration to complete the goal, which creates urgency, helps with planning steps, and makes it possible to assess whether the goal was met on time. Specific defines what will be done, Measurable explains how progress is tracked, and Attainable focuses on feasibility. None of those by themselves establish a deadline, whereas a time limit explicitly introduces the deadline concept. In many frameworks, this idea is captured as time-bound, but “time limit” serves the same purpose here.