Which term means excessively talkative or verbose?

• A. Loquacious
• B. Pulchritude
• C. Attention Span
• D. Apathetic

Answer: (A)

A term that means excessively talkative or verbose is loquacious. It specifically describes someone who talks a lot, often at length and with many words. Pulchritude refers to beauty, not speaking; attention span measures how long someone can focus, not how much they talk; and apathetic describes a lack of interest or concern, not talkativeness. So loquacious is the best fit for describing someone who is very talkative.