A person who always thinks before acting is described as which of the following?

• A. Sensible
• B. Reckless
• C. Impulsive
• D. Careless

Answer: (A)

Thinking before acting shows good judgment and practical sense. A person described this way uses careful consideration, weighs options, and chooses actions that are reasonable and safe. The other traits describe opposite patterns: reckless means acting without regard to consequences, impulsive means acting on sudden urges without thought, and careless means not paying attention or being negligent. Because thinking ahead reflects using good sense and measured judgment, sensible fits best.