Voluntary meaning?

• A. Unenforced
• B. Optional
• C. Not obligatory
• D. Given or done by choice

Answer: (C)

Voluntary means done by free will, not because something is required or forced. Saying it’s not obligatory captures this idea directly—the action is taken because you choose to, without an obligation. For example, volunteering for a community project is something you do willingly, not because you’re compelled by rules.

Unenforced isn’t about choice or willingness; it refers to rules not being enforced. Optional is close, indicating you may choose to participate, but voluntary emphasizes the absence of obligation and the act being by personal choice. Given or done by choice is related, but not as precise in defining the quality of being without obligation.