Explanation:

- Wesley Newcomb Hohfeld developed a famous framework in legal theory distinguishing rights and their correlatives.

- In Hohfeld's scheme:

- Privilege (or liberty) means a person is free to do something, without a duty not to do it.

- The correlative of privilege is no-right (no claim). This means if I have a privilege, then others have no right (or no claim) to prevent me.

- The options:

- Option 1: Claim – this is the correlative of duty, not privilege.

- Option 2: No claim – this is the correct correlative of privilege (also called no-right).

- Option 3: Liberty – synonym for privilege, not its correlative.

- Option 4: Duty – the opposite (not correlative) of privilege; it's linked to claim.

- Hence, the right answer is:

Option 2: no claim