Concept:These two words sound similar but have different legal meanings. One deals with legal responsibility, the other with written defamation.
Explanation:"Liable" means being legally responsible or accountable under the law.
For example, a person can be held liable for financial loss caused by their action.
"Libel" means publishing a false written statement that harms someone's reputation.
It is a form of defamation in print, online, or broadcast form.
Here, "publishing something that is false" is the key meaning of libel.
The option that matches both definitions correctly is Option A.
Options B, C, and D reverse or invent meanings, so they are incorrect.
Answer:Option A is the correct answer.
Liable means being legally responsible, and Libel means publishing something that is false.