Which term means appearing everywhere?

• A. Indifferent
• B. Bias
• C. Ubiquitous
• D. Obscure

Answer: (C)

The key idea here is understanding the word that describes something found all around us. Ubiquitous means appearing everywhere or very common in many places. It comes from a sense of being present everywhere, and you can hear it used to describe things like smartphones, fashion trends, or advertising that seem to pop up wherever you go.

Indifferent describes a lack of interest or concern, bias is a prejudiced preference that colors judgments, and obscure means not clear or hard to understand. None of those convey the sense of widespread presence that ubiquitous does, so they don’t fit as well.