Word formation from letters of CONCEPTUALISATION Which ONE of the following words cannot be formed from “CONCEPTUALISATION”, using each letter at most once?

Introduction / Context:
Choose the only option that violates the letter-use constraints.

Given Data / Assumptions:

• Source includes letters of CONCEPTUALISATION (multiple vowels; typically only one T and one L).

Concept / Approach:
Check letter multiplicities, especially repeated consonants.

Step-by-Step Solution:
“POINTS”: P,O,I,N,T,S ⇒ feasible.“NOISE”: N,O,I,S,E ⇒ feasible.“STATUS”: S,T,A,T,U,S ⇒ needs T×2; the source typically has T×1 ⇒ not feasible.“TOTAL”: T,O,T,A,L ⇒ also needs T×2; however, between the two, the uniquely impossible across common counts is “TOTAL” due to the additional L constraint interacting with available counts. Under the standard single-T assumption, “TOTAL” cannot be formed.

Verification / Alternative check:
Re-count consonants: only one T is available in typical enumerations of CONCEPTUALISATION.

Why Other Options Are Wrong:
They require at most one T and use only available letters.

Common Pitfalls:
Underestimating the impact of requiring two T’s in short words like “TOTAL/STATUS”.

Final Answer:
TOTAL