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Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.
One who can use either hand with ease
Gregarious
Virtuoso
Pedantic
Ambidextrous
- The question asks for a one-word substitute for "One who can use either hand with ease."
- Option 1: Gregarious – means sociable or fond of company; unrelated to using hands.
- Option 2: Virtuoso – refers to someone highly skilled in a particular field, especially music; not about hands specifically.
- Option 3: Pedantic – means someone who is overly concerned with minor details or rules; unrelated here.
- Option 4: Ambidextrous – this means a person who can use both hands with equal ease.
- So, the correct answer is Option 4: Ambidextrous.
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