What about her physical strength?

• A. She walks slowly and avoids strain
• B. She girdeth her loins with strength, and strengtheneth her arms
• C. She prays but does no physical work
• D. She delegates all labor to servants

Answer: (B)

This question centers on how a virtuous woman is described as physically capable and ready for labor. The line in the verse says she girdeth her loins with strength and strengtheneth her arms, which conveys that she is prepared for work and uses her physical power to get things done. It isn’t about avoiding effort or leaving tasks to others; rather, it highlights her active, capable nature and willingness to undertake demanding tasks for her household and her responsibilities.

That explains why the best choice is the one that depicts her as strong and ready to work. The other options reflect passivity or outsourcing, which don’t fit the portrait of a woman whose strength is described as both a personal attribute and a practical asset for her duties.