Time when there is no demand of work or duties.

• A. Break
• B. Rest
• C. Free Time
• D. Leisure

Answer: (D)

Leisure is time without work or duty demands in which a person can freely choose activities for enjoyment, relaxation, or personal fulfillment. This makes it the best choice because it emphasizes voluntary, self-directed, enjoyable activity during that free period. A break is a temporary pause within work and still tied to job duties, rest focuses on recovering energy, and free time is unoccupied time that may be used for anything—not necessarily for voluntary, pleasurable activity. Leisure captures the idea of choosing enjoyable, meaningful activities during that period.