Which term means from a personal view?

Which term means from a personal view?

• A. Subjectieve
• B. Discrepancy
• C. Meek
• D. Ornate

Answer: (A)

The main idea tested is describing something that comes from a personal view, or is colored by individual feelings and opinions. The word that captures this is subjective. When a statement is subjective, it reflects personal perspective rather than objective facts, like “I enjoyed that movie more than most people because it matched my taste.” The form in the options, “Subjectieve,” aligns with the concept of subjectivity (the standard English spelling is subjective). The other terms don’t fit because they describe different ideas: discrepancy means a difference or inconsistency between things; meek means gentle or passive; ornate means highly decorated.

The main idea tested is describing something that comes from a personal view, or is colored by individual feelings and opinions. The word that captures this is subjective. When a statement is subjective, it reflects personal perspective rather than objective facts, like “I enjoyed that movie more than most people because it matched my taste.” The form in the options, “Subjectieve,” aligns with the concept of subjectivity (the standard English spelling is subjective).

The other terms don’t fit because they describe different ideas: discrepancy means a difference or inconsistency between things; meek means gentle or passive; ornate means highly decorated.