A union of a society of inhabitants of the same country, having the same language, laws, origin, interest.

• A. Government
• B. Nation
• C. Society
• D. State

Answer: (B)

The concept being tested is a sense of national unity—people bound together by shared language, origin, laws, and common interests. This describes a nation, a group of inhabitants who feel a collective identity and often seek political self-determination because they share these unifying traits. A state focuses on political sovereignty and governing institutions, not just shared identity. A government is the ruling body, not the people as a unified whole. A society is a broad term for people living together, but it doesn’t by itself imply the specific shared language, origin, and laws that create a national bond.