Which option best defines the verb 'undergo'?

• A. To Avoid Something
• B. To Ignore Something
• C. To Go Through A Certain Procedure Or Experience
• D. To Delay Something

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is to understand undergo as meaning to go through a procedure or experience. It’s used when someone experiences something that happens to them or that they are subjected to, often involving a change. For example, if someone undergoes surgery, they go through the medical procedure. If a region undergoes changes, it experiences those transformations over time. The verb isn’t about avoiding, ignoring, or delaying something; those ideas would be expressed with different verbs. So, the sense that matches a process or experience—going through a procedure or experience—best defines undergo.