A schedule that repeats once per calendar year is described as:

A schedule that repeats once per calendar year is described as:

• A. Yearly (annually)
• B. Fortnightly
• C. Biennial
• D. Quarterly

Answer: (A)

Think about how we describe how often something happens. If it repeats once per calendar year, the cycle lasts about one year, so the event is described as yearly or annually. A year is the full span from one January to the next, so the schedule completes one full cycle in a year. By contrast, fortnights happen every two weeks (roughly 26 times a year), biennial means every two years, and quarterly means every three months (four times a year). Since the event occurs once each year, the correct description is yearly (annually).

Think about how we describe how often something happens. If it repeats once per calendar year, the cycle lasts about one year, so the event is described as yearly or annually. A year is the full span from one January to the next, so the schedule completes one full cycle in a year. By contrast, fortnights happen every two weeks (roughly 26 times a year), biennial means every two years, and quarterly means every three months (four times a year). Since the event occurs once each year, the correct description is yearly (annually).