Which word means 'found everywhere'?

• A. Able to be found
• B. Remaining whole and unharmed
• C. Found everywhere
• D. The quality of radio waves received by a device

Answer: (C)

Understanding how to describe widespread presence is being tested. A word that captures this idea is ubiquitous, meaning something that is found everywhere.

Among the options, the phrase that literally states the idea—“Found everywhere”—best fits the clue, because it conveys the same meaning directly. If you were asked for the single vocabulary term, ubiquitous is the word that matches this sense of being present everywhere.

The other options describe different ideas: being able to be found points to potential existence, remaining intact describes condition, and the last refers to signal quality rather than location.