Choose the one word for the given expression.
Too pleased with oneself to see a danger or to try harder
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 1
The correct answer is Option (1) → Complacent
| Word | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| (1) Complacent (answer) | too pleased with oneself to see a danger or to try harder | After topping the class test, Arjun became complacent and stopped revising. |
| (2) Compliant | willing to obey rules or do what others ask | The new clerk was compliant and did whatever the manager said. |
| (3) Contented | happy and satisfied with what one has (at peace, but does not ignore danger) | The farmer lived a contented life in his small village. |
| (4) Confident | sure of one’s own ability (can still see danger and work hard) | Priya felt confident before her speech because she had practised well. |