UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT) Practice Test

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Which of these words best describes an action taken to force compliance?

  1. Captivate

  2. Discount

  3. Impose

  4. Ensemble

The correct answer is: Impose

The term "impose" accurately describes an action taken to force compliance. When one imposes something, it typically involves enforcing a rule, requirement, or belief upon others, often without their consent. This act usually implies an authoritative or domineering approach where one party applies pressure or imposes their will upon another, which aligns well with the concept of enforcing compliance. The other choices do not convey the same sense of requiring adherence or submission. For instance, "captivate" refers to charming or attracting someone’s attention, which does not imply any forceful compliance. "Discount" usually means to ignore or dismiss something, rather than enforcing any action. Meanwhile, "ensemble" refers to a group or set of items or individuals structured together, without the implication of compulsion. Each of these alternatives lacks the necessary connotation of coercion or authority inherent in the act of imposing.