An office or post with no work but high pay

Honorary
Sinecure
Gratis
Ex-officio

The correct answer is: B. Sinecure

A sinecure is a position that is high-paying but has little or no work associated with it. The term comes from the Latin word sine cura, which

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means “without care.” Sinecure positions are often given to friends, family members, or political allies as a way of rewarding them or keeping them happy.

Here are brief explanations of each option:

  • Honorary means “given or done without payment or expectation of payment.” Honorary positions are often given to people who have made significant contributions to a particular field or organization.
  • Gratis means “free of charge.” Gratis work is often done by volunteers or interns who are looking to gain experience or make connections in their field.
  • Ex officio means “by virtue of one’s office.” Ex officio positions are often given to people who hold certain other positions, such as the president of a company being a member of the board of directors.
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