Incompetent refers to?

• A. Incapacitated Person
• B. Incompetent
• C. Minor
• D. Beneficiary

Answer: (B)

In this context, the important idea is capacity to handle one’s own affairs. “Incompetent” is the legal status given to a person who cannot manage property or personal matters due to a disability or mental incapacity, often leading to guardianship or court-appointed oversight. The other terms describe different things: a minor is someone under age of majority, and a beneficiary is someone who benefits from a will or trust. While “incapacitated person” is a descriptive way to talk about the same condition, the term used in the choice is the label that identifies the status itself. So the word that identifies the person whose ability is lacking is the one in question.