Error can claim no . . . . . . . .

ignorance
excuse
exemption
concession

The correct answer is: B. excuse

An error is a mistake, and mistakes can happen to anyone. However, it is important to take responsibility for our mistakes and to learn from them. We cannot simply excuse our mistakes by saying that we were ignorant or that we did not know any better. We need to own up to our mistakes and try to make amends.

Option A, ignorance, is not a valid excuse for an error. Everyone is ignorant of some things, and it is impossible to know everything. However, we can learn from our mistakes and become more knowledgeable.

Option C, exemption, is also not a valid excuse for an error. We cannot simply exempt ourselves from responsibility for our mistakes. We need to take responsibility for our actions and their consequences.

Option D, concession, is a possible excuse for an error. If we make a mistake and then concede that we were wrong, we may be able to avoid some of the negative consequences of our mistake. However, even if we concede that we were wrong, we still need to take responsibility for our mistake and try to make amends.

In conclusion, the correct answer is B. Error can claim no excuse. We need to take responsibility for our mistakes and learn from them.