Question

Form an adjective from the given noun:
Fortune
A. Fortunous
B. Fortunate
C. Fortunable
D. Fortunic.

Answer 1

Hint: In this question we need to look for an adjective of the given word ‘Fortune’ let’s understand first what adjective means – a word naming an attribute of a noun, such as sweet, red, or technical.

Complete answer:
The given word fortune is a noun which means: chance or luck as an arbitrary force affecting human affairs.
Now let’s analyze and examine the given options above:
> Fortunous: this word means: Proceeding from fortune; inconstant; changeable; fickle. This word is not an adjective form of the given word.
> Fortunable: this word doesn’t exist in the dictionary, it's a totally inappropriate word. This has been written just to tell options so that we could choose one of these.
> Fortunic: this word doesn’t exist in the dictionary, it's a totally inappropriate word. This has been written just to tell options so that we could choose one of these.
> Fortunate: the option (B) is an absolutely appropriate word as an adjective form of the word fortune.
The word fortunate means: favored by or involving good luck; lucky.
Synonyms: lucky, blessed, favored, charmed, happy, etc
Example: "she had been fortunate to escape serious injury last year with her uncle”.

So, the correct answer is option B.

Note:
For choosing the correct option knowing actual meaning is necessary of the given question because adjective is something which defines the subject.
Try to identify the meaning of the word and evaluate whether it has a positive negative or neutral connotation.