Read the text below. If her math teacher assigns five problems, Christi Anderson does ten. If the world-history teacher assigns eight pages of reading, she reads 12. "Part of learning is practicing," says Anderson. "And the more you practice, the more you leam." The most important "secret" of the super-achievers is not so secret. For almost all straight-A students, the contribution of their parents was crucial. From infancy, the parents imbued them with a love for learning. They set high standards for their kids, and held them to those standards. They encouraged their sons and daughters in their studies but did not do the work for them. In short, the parents impressed the lessons of responsibility on their kids, and the kids delivered.
After reading the fragment, it's possible to understand that for you to be a successful student you should
(A)The verbs are in negative form and state prohibitions.
(B)The verbs are in the affirmattive form and describe a situation.
(C)The verbs are in the simple past because they all refer to past events.
(D)The verbs are in the simple present because the refer to present situations. (E)The verbs are in the imperative form because they all refer to advice or suggestions.​