Multiple choice softskills leadership

apocryphal

  1. forerunner

  2. supposed

  3. (of a story) widely believed but untrue

  4. teacher of philosophy
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
C Correct answer
Explanation

Apocryphal refers to a story that is widely circulated or believed but is actually untrue or of doubtful authenticity. It comes from the Apocrypha (biblical writings not considered canonical). Option C precisely captures this meaning - a story believed by many but not factually true.

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