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I am a college student who goes to school full time and need a part time job and want to work as a server at a restaurant and was told to prepare for this question and dont know how to answer

A site or workspace is when you want a new place for collaborating on Web pages, lists and
document libraries. For example, you might create a site to manage a new team or project,
collaborate on a document or prepare for a meeting.

To enjoy life, while at the same time prepare for challenges to come.

(This is a good question to pose to the screen interviewer. It will help you prepare to face the hiring manager.)

Prepare for this - be able to state your personal and career goals - keep them reasonable, achievable and balanced. Explain how you see the steps to reaching your aims. An important part of achieving progress is planning how to do it. Be able to demonstrate that you've thought and planned, but also show that you are flexible and adaptable, because it's impossible to predict the future - the important thing is to learn and develop, and take advantage of opportunities as they come along.

Prepare this as one of your strengths, as there's not a single job that won't benefit from good adaptive communication skills. Give examples of how you've been detailed and given written confirmation for people who need it. Give examples of how you verbally enthuse and inspire the people who respond to challenge and recognition. Think of other examples of adapting your style to suit the recipients. Give examples when you've had to be task-driven, process driven, people-driven, and how you change your style accordingly. A chance for you to truly shine.

Avoid anything deeply personal or seriously emotional unless you are in complete control of your feelings about it. Try to prepare an example that's work-related and relevant to the role.

Prepare a number of relevant examples. Make sure you feature as the instigator, or the factor that made the difference. Examples must lead to significant organisational benefits; making money, saving money/time, improving quality, anticipating or creatively solving problems, winning/keeping customers, improving efficiency.