What is the adjective form of "information"?

What is the adjective form of "information"?

• A. Informativeness
• B. Informative
• C. Informational
• D. Informativeley

Answer: (B)

The adjective form of "information" is "informative." This term is used to describe something that provides useful or interesting information. For example, if a lecture or a book gives valuable insights, you would say it is informative. While "informational" also has a legitimate usage referring to something that relates to information, "informative" specifically highlights the quality of providing useful information, making it more directly applicable as an adjective in many contexts. The other choices are not suitable in this context: "informativeness" is a noun referring to the quality of being informative, and "informativeley" is not a recognized form in standard English usage.

The adjective form of "information" is "informative." This term is used to describe something that provides useful or interesting information. For example, if a lecture or a book gives valuable insights, you would say it is informative.

While "informational" also has a legitimate usage referring to something that relates to information, "informative" specifically highlights the quality of providing useful information, making it more directly applicable as an adjective in many contexts. The other choices are not suitable in this context: "informativeness" is a noun referring to the quality of being informative, and "informativeley" is not a recognized form in standard English usage.