Which word is defined as 'simple, cheap, and not very big'?

• A. Sparing or economical in use or expenditure; not wasteful
• B. Simple, cheap, and not very big
• C. Brave and noble; chivalrous
• D. One's sex or sexual identity

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is a word that captures plainness together with not being large or expensive. The best fit is the sense of modest, which describes things that are simple in design, affordable in cost, and not big or extravagant. You can say a modest home, a modest meal, or a modest budget, all implying plainness and restraint rather than luxury. This aligns directly with the given definition of simple, cheap, and not very big. The other options refer to different ideas—thrift in how resources are used, bravery or nobility, or gender identity—so they don’t match the described sense.