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A teacher tells his class that whoever scores a 90 percent or higher will be allowed to go on the field trip. Which of the following BEST describes the field trip? A. a basic human right B. a privilege
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A teacher tells his class that whoever scores a 90 percent or higher will be allowed to go on the field trip. Which of the following BEST describes the field trip?
A. a basic human right
B. a privilege
C. a personal human right
D. an unalienable right
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B a privilege
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b because privilege means a special right, advantage, or immunity granted
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