Question

who may take parenting responsibilities if biological parents cannot provide care?
grandparents
social workers
family acquaintances
friendly neighbors

Explanation:

Grandparents are often the next - of - kin who can step in to take on parenting responsibilities when biological parents are unable. Social workers are more involved in facilitating and overseeing care arrangements rather than being the primary caregivers. Family acquaintances and friendly neighbors are less likely to be the first choice legally or traditionally for taking on full - time parenting responsibilities compared to grandparents.

Answer:

A. grandparents