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(ক) Privilege (খ) Utility
(গ) French (ঘ) Frankness
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Privilege


The answer is correct because the word 'franchise' often refers to a special right or privilege granted to an individual or group, particularly in a business context where it allows them to operate a business under a certain brand or system. Here’s a brief description of why 'privilege' is a suitable synonym:


Definition: A franchise is essentially a privilege that allows a person or business to operate under the authority of a larger brand.

Context: In legal terms, a franchise is a right or license to sell a company's goods or services in a particular area.
The other options—Utility, French, and Frankness—do not convey the same meaning as 'franchise,' making 'privilege' the best choice here.