Which word means to be in favor of something or have a preference?

• A. Implicate
• B. Incline
• C. Implicit
• D. Impose

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is recognizing a word that expresses a tendency or preference. To incline is to lean toward a certain option or to have a natural tendency to think or act in a certain way. When someone says they are inclined to agree, they’re signaling they have a favorable preference toward that stance. The phrase “be inclined to” is a common way in English to express this sense of liking or favoring something.

Implicate means to involve or connect someone with something, often a crime. Implicit describes something understood without being stated outright. Impose means to force something on others, like rules or demands. These ideas don’t convey a sense of favored preference like incline does.