Concept:Emphatic stress corrects a wrong idea in the question that the sentence answers.
So the correct option must contain a contrasting word, not the stressed word itself.
Explanation:The stressed word in the sentence is PRIVACY.
The sentence is the appropriate answer to a question that made a wrong assumption about that same point.
Therefore, the correct option must not repeat the stressed word.
Options A, B, and C all still contain the word "privacy".
If the question already contains "privacy", there is no contrast, and emphatic stress becomes unnecessary.
Only option D replaces "privacy" with its opposite idea, "openness".
So the sentence "Aderonke stated she had a right to her PRIVACY" naturally corrects a question that asked whether she had a right to her openness.
The capitalised word is used to reject the wrong word and supply the right one.
This is why the option that does not have the stressed word is the correct answer.
Answer:Option D