Aisha seems to feel ambivalent about her future?

Step 1: Analyze the question You are asked for the word opposite in meaning to ambivalent.

Step 2: Explain the concept Ambivalent means having mixed or conflicting feelings about something, or being unable to make up your mind. It comes from "ambi-" (both) and "valent" (strength or feeling), so the person is pulled in two directions at once.

Examples:

• "He was ambivalent about moving to Abuja." (part of him wanted to go, part did not)

The opposite is therefore someone who is clear-minded, firm, and certain: decisive.

Step 3: Test each option

• A. decisive: firm, settled, having made up one's mind. This is the direct opposite of being torn or uncertain. ✔
• B. anxious: worried or nervous. A person can be ambivalent and anxious at the same time, so it is not an opposite.
• C. ambitious: eager to achieve something. It is about drive, not about certainty of feeling, so it is not the opposite.
• D. inconsiderate: not thinking about others. It has no connection to indecision.

Step 4: Answer The correct option is A. decisive.

Step 5: Exam tip Break the word down: "ambi-" means both (as in ambidextrous, ambiguous). If someone is pulled both ways, they are undecided, so the opposite is decisive, certain, or resolute. In opposite-meaning questions, always find the meaning first, then look for its reverse.