1. Even though a TDA may be asking more than one question, you only have to answer part of it?

In the context of a TDA (Task-Driven Assignment), it is important to carefully read the entire question to understand its requirements. While it may seem that you can focus on just part of it, it is generally advisable to address all parts to provide a comprehensive response. Focusing on a single question can lead to incomplete assessments and potentially lower grades. Therefore, ensure that you identify the key components of the TDA and address each one as fully as possible, even if your primary interest lies in a specific aspect. This approach not only demonstrates thorough understanding but also showcases your ability to engage with complex topics. Additionally, if you are short on time, consider providing a brief outline or mention of other parts to show awareness of them, even if you cannot elaborate on each one.