What is the meaning of the word impertinent as it is used in the passage?
A) unflappable during times of stress
B) deflated from being denied information that is wanted
C) deceptive acceptance of someone who has more authority
D) unrestrained beyond the bounds of good taste or propriety
Answers
Explanation:
There was no passage given with this question, thus using best of the abilities an option has been selected.
The literal meaning of the word impertinent is,
- not showing proper respect
-showing rude attitude
-being uncivil and informal in a way.
So the correct nearest answer is,
A) unflappable during times of stress
B) deflated from being denied information that is wanted
C) deceptive acceptance of someone who has more authority
D) unrestrained beyond the bounds of good taste or propriety
If somebody behaves in a rude or impolite manner then they can be said to be impertinent.
Impertinent implies actions that are disrespectful or actions that oversteps the limits of coutesy.
Being impertinent also means being rude, insolent.
For other explanation on the meanings of impropriety visit relevant resources available online.