Which term means more than what is needed or usual?

Which term means more than what is needed or usual?

• A. Endogenous
• B. Equilibrium
• C. Expand
• D. Excess

Answer: (D)

This item tests understanding of a word that describes quantity beyond what is needed. The word that fits this definition is excess, which means more than what is necessary or usual. For example, excess food is more than what’s needed to eat, or excess inventory is more stock than is required. Endogenous means produced within a system, not about amount beyond need. Equilibrium refers to a state of balance where opposing forces are equal. Expand means to make larger or increase in size, which is related to size but not specifically to overabundance.

This item tests understanding of a word that describes quantity beyond what is needed. The word that fits this definition is excess, which means more than what is necessary or usual. For example, excess food is more than what’s needed to eat, or excess inventory is more stock than is required.

Endogenous means produced within a system, not about amount beyond need. Equilibrium refers to a state of balance where opposing forces are equal. Expand means to make larger or increase in size, which is related to size but not specifically to overabundance.