What should be remembered while understanding the term Kolkhoz?

Correct answer: It is a term linked with collective farming

The governing concept is the reorganisation of agriculture under Soviet collectivisation. A kolkhoz was a collective farm in which land and agricultural work were organised collectively under the Soviet system, although the actual experience of peasants could be coercive and highly disruptive. Option A is correct because the word belongs to the vocabulary of collective farming. The term should not be confused with the Cheka, which was an early secret police organisation, with the Constituent Assembly, which was a political body, or with the Tsar’s army. Thus the agricultural meaning provides the clear distinction.