A right that is guaranteed without exception is called
A) a positive right.
B) a negative right.
C) an absolute right.
D) a limited right.
E) a proverbial right.

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An absolute right is a right that is guaranteed without exception. Positive rights require action by others to be fulfilled, negative rights require inaction by others to be fulfilled, limited rights may have restrictions or exceptions, and there is no such thing as a proverbial right.

A Right That Is Guaranteed Without Exception Is Called