Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words.

A lively, cheerful outgoing person.

The correct answer is Option 3)

Key Points

• The term Extrovert is used to describe a person who is outgoing and socially confident.
• An extrovert is often lively, cheerful, and enjoys being around people.
• It is important to understand the differences between these personality types to use the terms correctly in different contexts.
  • Example: John is an extrovert and loves attending parties, while Mary is an introvert and prefers staying at home.
• Knowing these terms can help in better understanding and describing people's behaviors and preferences.
  • Example: As an ambivert, Jane enjoys social gatherings but also values her alone time.

Hence, the correct statement is "A lively, cheerful outgoing person is called an extrovert."

Additional InformationThe other options given have different meanings:

• Orator: A person who is skilled in public speaking.
• Ambivert: A person who has a balance of extrovert and introvert features in their personality.
• Introvert: A person who tends to turn inward mentally and often avoids large social gatherings.