Explanation:

- The annual statement of the government’s fiscal revenue and fiscal expenditure is generally called the Budget.

- Budget (Option 1): This is the most common and general term used for an annual financial statement that estimates the government’s income and expenses over a year.

- Fiscal Budget (Option 2): This term is sometimes used interchangeably with 'Budget’ but is not the standard or most commonly used name.

- Capital Budget (Option 3): This only includes expenditures and revenues related to capital items (like infrastructure or investments), not the entire fiscal statement.

- All of these (Option 4): Not all options equally represent the complete and commonly accepted answer.

The most accurate answer is: Option 1 (Budget).