_____ is material possessions.

• A. Property
• B. Wealth
• C. Assets
• D. Capital

Answer: (A)

Material possessions are the tangible items that someone owns. The term that names those owned items and the rights to them is property, so it directly fits the idea of what someone possesses. Wealth covers the overall value of all resources a person has, including money and investments, which goes beyond just physical belongings. Assets are resources of value that can be owned, which can be tangible or intangible and often appear in financial statements. Capital refers to resources used to produce goods and services, or to wealth at a broader economic level. Because the prompt focuses on the things you physically own, property is the clearest, most precise match.