All of the following are criticisms of special-district governments except
A)they disproportionately benefit low-income citizens.
B)they are too small to achieve public attention.
C)they are too numerous to be held accountable.
D)they are too small to be efficient.

Question

All of the following are criticisms of special-district governments except
A)​they disproportionately benefit low-income citizens.
B)​they are too small to achieve public attention.
C)​they are too numerous to be held accountable.
D)​they are too small to be efficient.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The other three options (B, C, and D) are criticisms commonly levied against special-district governments. Option A is not a criticism but rather a potential benefit, as special districts can be designed to serve specific communities or populations, including low-income citizens.

All of the Following Are Criticisms of Special-District Governments Except