Which term means having no flavor or taste?

• A. Tasteless
• B. Odorless
• C. Imminent
• D. Eminent

Answer: (A)

Describing taste and flavor is what's being tested. The word that means without flavor or taste is tasteless; it uses the -less suffix to indicate absence, so a bland dish can be described as tasteless. Odorless refers to lacking smell, which is a different sense. Imminent means about to happen soon, and eminent means well-known or prominent. Because it directly describes flavor absence, tasteless is the best fit.