In Germany, a child at school has …

EDITORIAL LEARNING AID

Why is this answer correct?

School attendance is compulsory in Germany; pupils must therefore take part in lessons regularly (compulsory attendance). There is no right to unlimited free time (a) or complete freedom in choosing subjects (b), and public schools do not charge school fees (c).

Compulsory schooling means compulsory attendance – no right to free time.

This translation and explanation are editorial learning aids. The official German wording and answer key govern the examination.