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18. D. local government. The establishment, maintenance, and regulation of slaughterhouses and slabs (markets) are typically responsibilities of local governments as they directly impact public health and local commerce within a specific community. 19. B. misallocation of resources. Public servants are often held responsible for poor service delivery due to various factors, but a common and significant one is the misallocation of resources, where funds, personnel, or equipment are not used efficiently or directed to where they are most needed. 20. C. Citizen. A citizen is a legal member of a state, enjoying rights and owing duties to that state. 21. D. builds strong and confident children. Constant appreciation from parents helps children develop a positive self-image, feel valued, and fosters confidence and emotional strength. 22. A. healthy immune system. Drug abuse generally weakens the body's immune system, making an individual more susceptible to illnesses. Withdrawal, depression, and traces of insanity are common consequences of drug abuse. 23. B. charismatic authority. Charismatic authority is a type of authority where the right to rule is based on the personal qualities, charm, and exceptional appeal of an individual leader, inspiring devotion and obedience from followers. 24. B. General Assembly. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) was proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948. 25. B. distracts the organizations from their missions. While foreign funding can increase the scope of activities, excessive dependency can lead to a situation where civil society organizations prioritize the agendas of their donors over their original missions, potentially distracting them from local needs and long-term sustainability. 26. C. economic rights. The right to work in any part of the country is considered an economic right, as it relates to an individual's ability to earn a livelihood and participate in the economy. It is also a civic right in a broader sense, but more specifically economic. 27. A. wealth. Political participation can be limited by various factors. Wealth can be a significant barrier, as campaigning, accessing information, and even the time required for political engagement can be prohibitive for those with fewer financial resources. Gender, age, and religion can also be limiting factors in certain contexts, but wealth is a pervasive one. All done! What's next? 🚀