A guardian may decide which of the following for the ward?

• A. The ward's favorite hobbies.
• B. Where the ward will live and what medical treatment the ward will receive.
• C. The ward's dietary restrictions only.
• D. The ward's tax filings and property titles.

Answer: (B)

The key idea is that a guardian’s authority centers on the ward’s personal care and health decisions. A guardian may decide where the ward will live and what medical treatment the ward will receive, since these choices affect the ward’s safety, daily life, and health. Personal hobbies are typically matters of personal preference and enjoyment, not guardianship duties, unless safety or care needs require intervention. Dietary restrictions fall under daily living and medical guidance, but they aren’t the guardian’s primary role by themselves unless tied to a medical plan. Tax filings and property titles relate to managing the ward’s finances and assets, which would be handled by a guardian of the estate, not the guardian of the person.