Which term means 'a large number, often one that is too large to count'?

• A. Myriad
• B. Mutual
• C. Mundane
• D. Monotonous

Answer: (A)

This question asks you to identify a word that describes a very large number. The term means a vast number, often one that is too large to count. It comes from Greek for ten thousand, but in modern usage it simply conveys "many" or "a great quantity." You can say, for example, "There are a myriad of stars in the sky" or "a myriad of possibilities." The idea is abundance and variety in quantity.

The other options describe different things: mutual means shared by two or more people, mundane means ordinary, and monotonous means dull due to repetition. Those don’t convey a sense of enormous quantity, so the word that best fits the clue is the one that denotes a large number.