Directions: The sentences below convey a certain idea. Pick the sentence that does not convey this idea.

(1) She was a loquacious woman who never seemed to tire of hearing her own voice. (2) During the election days voluble speakers are in great demand to address the rallies. (3) Polonius is portrayed as a foolish, garrulous old man in the play. (4) Your silence may be taken to mean tacit agreement with some one else. (5) The salesman with his glib manner prevailed over me to sell the used car at an exorbitant price.