Requirements to vote such as being a citizen, 18 years old, and a resident are called what?

• A. Delinquent
• B. Voting Qualifications
• C. Unruly
• D. Standing Committee

Answer: (B)

The main idea is identifying the criteria that determine who can vote. The set of requirements—being a citizen, at least 18 years old, and a resident—are called voting qualifications. These standards establish who is eligible to vote, not obligations or processes. The other terms don’t fit because they refer to different ideas: delinquent and unruly relate to juvenile behavior, and standing committee is a legislative group. So, voting qualifications is the correct label for those eligibility rules.