A grant is not an unlimited promise.
Government supports different areas of social life. This may involve a family benefit, funding for a museum or support for sport. Each area has its own rules and budget.
The incorrect statement makes a different promise: every citizen would have their holiday paid for. This blanket benefit for everyone is precisely what is not a state responsibility.
The other three answers
These three choices name actual areas of public support.
It pays child benefits.
Child benefit is a public family benefit. Entitlement depends on statutory conditions.
It supports museums.
Museums can be publicly operated or funded. Support for culture is therefore a public responsibility.
It promotes athletes.
Public sports funding supports sport and sporting activity. It does not mean everyone automatically receives a personal payment.
The correct exam answer does not rule out targeted assistance.
Some states support family recreation under specific conditions. These limited schemes do not contradict the exam answer: they do not fund holidays for all citizens.
In negative questions, first notice “not”, then qualifiers such as “all”. This helps distinguish targeted support from a universal entitlement.
Family recreation · Federal family portal ↗Targeted support: yes. Holidays for everyone: no.
The scope of the statement matters, not just the word “holiday”.
Three words for this question
- die Förderungpublic support
- Targeted assistance for a field or project.
- der Zuschussgrant
- A financial contribution that may cover only part of the cost.
- der Anspruchentitlement
- A right to a benefit when its conditions are met.