Which of the following best distinguishes tangible rewards?

• A. Praise, recognition, achievement
• B. Medals and money
• C. Time-bound
• D. Realistic

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is what makes a reward tangible. Tangible rewards are physical items or something with clear monetary value that you can touch, hold, and store. Medals and money fit this perfectly because they are concrete, measurable rewards you can physically possess and exchange.

In contrast, praise, recognition, and achievement are intangible kinds of reward—they’re valued but not physical, and their impact can vary from person to person. Time-bound and realistic describe conditions or characteristics of goals or plans, not the nature of the reward itself.

So, the best answer is medals and money because they are the clear, physical forms of reward that can be perceived and valued in a concrete way.