The designation 'Sanitary No. 4' refers to which type of organization?

• A. Religious council
• B. Social club
• C. Sanitation committee
• D. Agricultural board

Answer: (C)

Focus on public health and local administration. The term Sanitary No. 4 points to an official sanitation authority—a district or committee tasked with public-health and cleanliness duties in a community. The word “sanitary” signals sanitation work like waste management, water and sewage, and related health measures, rather than worship, private social activity, or agricultural governance. The “No. 4” designates a specific district within a larger system, which is typical for municipal sanitation bodies. That makes a sanitation committee the best fit. The other options describe types of groups (religious, private social clubs, or agricultural boards) that don’t align with what “sanitary” indicates.