UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT) Practice Test

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Which of the following best characterizes "explicitly" when giving directions?

  1. Imprecisely and generally

  2. Clearly and directly

  3. Ambiguously

  4. Indirectly and vaguely

The correct answer is: Clearly and directly

The term "explicitly" is best characterized by the idea of being clear and direct. When someone gives directions explicitly, they provide information in a straightforward manner, leaving no room for confusion or interpretation. This clarity is particularly important in contexts where precise instructions are necessary to ensure understanding and correct action. By using explicit language, the speaker ensures that the listener can easily grasp the intended message without ambiguity, leading to more effective communication.

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