The correct answer is Option (2) → Extempore
(1) Verbose
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Meaning: Using too many words; wordy.
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Example: His speech was too verbose to hold attention.
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Not correct because it refers to lengthy speech, not speaking without preparation.
(2) Extempore
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Meaning: Spoken or done without prior preparation; impromptu.
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Example: She gave an extempore speech at the function.
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✔ Correct because it matches the phrase “spoken or done without preparation.”
(3) Amateur
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Meaning: A person who engages in something for pleasure, not professionally.
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Example: He is an amateur photographer.
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Not correct because it refers to lack of professional status, not spontaneity.
(4) Verbatim
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Meaning: Word for word; exactly as spoken or written.
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Example: He repeated her words verbatim.
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Not correct because it refers to exact repetition, not impromptu speech.
Final Answer: Extempore — meaning spoken or done without preparation. |
