Two or more people fully in agreement

• A. United
• B. Accord
• C. Unanimous
• D. Consensus

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is a word that means everyone in the group is in complete agreement. Unanimous fits perfectly because it means every person shares the same view with no one opposing it. It’s the strongest form of agreement, often used to describe a decision or opinion where there are no dissenters.

The other terms describe related ideas but don’t capture that total accord. United is about being together or acting as one, which can happen even if people don’t all share the exact same opinion. Accord refers to a general agreement or harmony between parties, not necessarily every individual in a group. Consensus means broad agreement reached after discussion, which can involve some compromise or lingering slight differences, but not the absolute, full agreement implied by unanimous.

So, two or more people fully in agreement is best described as unanimous.