A power, interest, or demand inherit in one person or established by law for protection and benifit of a person.

• A. Privile ge
• B. Duty
• C. A Right
• D. Liability

Answer: (C)

A right is a legal claim or entitlement that a person can exercise and that the law protects for the holder’s protection and benefit. It covers powers, interests, or demands that belong to someone by virtue of law or status, and it can be exercised without needing permission from others. This fits the description because a right is something you possess and can rely on legally, rather than a privilege, which is a special, discretionary advantage; a duty, which is an obligation to act for others; or a liability, which is a legal responsibility to do or pay something. Examples include property rights, personal rights, and civil rights—things you are entitled to enjoy or protect under the law.