Your roommate gets a free table and wants to add it to your study room. You think the table will block the doorway. What should you do before you agree?
A. Work with your roommate to create a floorplan that uses accurate measurements for the room, the existing furniture and the new table, as well as walkways between the furniture.
B. Suggest you rearrange the study room to create a new place for the table.
C. Suggest you go shopping together for a table.
D. Create a plan to sell the new table if it doesn't fit.
Answer: A
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