What does the word 'ubiquitous' mean in the context of technology?

Mastering Contextual Vocabulary

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Raihanah D
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Not widely used; rare.
Limited to specific locations; localized.
Present everywhere; pervasive.
Only available during certain times; intermittent.
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In a literary context, how would you use the word 'melancholy'?
The word 'melancholy' describes a joyful celebration in literature.
The word 'melancholy' can be used to convey a deep, reflective sadness in literary works.
'Melancholy' is used to express extreme anger in literary contexts.
The term 'melancholy' refers to a state of complete indifference in writing.
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What is the meaning of 'candid' when describing a person's response?
Honest and straightforward.
Vague and ambiguous.
Deceptive and misleading.
Polite and reserved.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How does the word 'meticulous' apply to a detailed project?
Meticulous means paying great attention to detail in a detailed project.
Meticulous is synonymous with being careless in project management.
Meticulous refers to a lack of attention to detail.
Meticulous means rushing through a project quickly.
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In what context would 'ephemeral' be used to describe a trend?
Ephemeral trends are those that are short-lived and quickly fade away.
Ephemeral trends are characterized by their stability and consistency.
Ephemeral trends are those that last for years.
Ephemeral trends are always popular and widely accepted.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What does 'ambiguous' imply in a legal document?
Ambiguous implies uncertainty or multiple interpretations in a legal document.
Ambiguous means a clear and precise statement in a legal document.
Ambiguous indicates a definitive conclusion in a legal document.
Ambiguous refers to a legally binding agreement without any uncertainties.
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How can 'resilient' be used to describe a person's character?
A resilient person never changes their perspective, regardless of circumstances.
A resilient person is easily discouraged by setbacks.
A resilient person avoids all challenges and remains passive.
A resilient person is one who can bounce back from challenges and maintain a positive outlook.
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