Alacrity

Multiple choice — select the best answer

ABrisk and cheerful readiness; eager willingness
BReluctance and unwillingness to act
CSlowness and deliberate caution
DConfusion and indecision

✓ Correct answer: A. Brisk and cheerful readiness; eager willingness Alacrity means prompt, enthusiastic willingness. 'She agreed to help with alacrity, jumping up immediately and volunteering for extra tasks.'

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