Question

question 45
impromptu means
improvised and unpracticed.
enthusiastic.
memorized.
lively and personal.

Explanation:

The word "impromptu" is derived from the Latin phrase "in promptu," which means "in readiness." In English, it is commonly used to describe something that is done without preparation or planning, i.e., improvised and unpracticed. For example, an impromptu speech is one that is given without prior thought or rehearsal. The other options do not align with the standard definition of "impromptu." "Enthusiastic" refers to having strong excitement or interest; "memorized" means learned by heart; and "lively and personal" does not capture the essence of spontaneity and lack of preparation that "impromptu" conveys.

Answer:

improvised and unpracticed.