Doing assigned work with full responsibility is called what?

Correct answer: Responsibility

Direct answer: A, responsibility. Responsibility means accepting ownership of assigned duties and completing them carefully and reliably. Step by step: a task is given to the worker; the worker accepts it, performs it properly and remains accountable for the result; therefore this is responsibility. Option A is correct because it directly names dependable completion of assigned work. Option B, an excuse, is a reason offered to avoid blame and does not describe completing the task. Option C, disorder, means lack of organisation and does not show careful ownership. Option D, laziness, means unwillingness to make the necessary effort, which is the opposite of responsible work. Responsibility also includes meeting standards, asking for help when needed and informing others honestly if a genuine problem causes delay. Memory cue: own the task, complete it and answer for it—responsibility.