Which of the following macOS features can help a user dose an application that has stopped responding?

Finder is the default file manager and graphical user interface shell for macOS; it does not directly close unresponsive applications.

Mission Control helps manage open windows and virtual desktops, but it does not have a direct function to force-quit applications.

System Preferences is where users configure system-wide settings, not a tool for directly terminating frozen applications.

Force Quit (accessed via Command-Option-Esc or the Apple menu) is a macOS feature specifically designed to terminate applications that have become unresponsive. It provides a direct and immediate way for users to close frozen programs when they cannot be quit normally.