A person's attitude or stance on a particular subject.

• A. Position
• B. Perspective
• C. Opinion
• D. Stance

Answer: (A)

Understanding how we label someone’s stand on an issue helps you pick the right word. A person’s attitude or stance on a subject is their position—the specific stand they take or the policy they advocate. This word fits best because it signals a defined outward stance in discussions, debates, or analyses. Perspective, by contrast, is the angle or frame from which someone views something; it describes how they see things, not the concrete stand itself. Opinion is a belief or judgment about something, which may not imply a formal, expressed position. Stance is very close in meaning to position, but in this context position is the most natural choice to express the definite stand someone adopts.