One-word substitution (vocabulary): That which cannot be read Select the single best word that matches the description.

Difficulty: Easy

Negligible
Illegible
Ineligible
Incorrigible

Correct Answer: Illegible

Explanation:

Given data

Definition: impossible or very hard to read (e.g., handwriting).

Reasoning through options
Illegible — not readable. Correct. Ineligible — not qualified; unrelated. Negligible — so small as to be not worth considering. Incorrigible — cannot be corrected; unrelated to reading.

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