Choose the word which is different from the rest.

The answer is C. Trivial.

The other words (A, B, D, and E) all refer to size. “Big” means large, “small” means small, “tiny” means very small, and “huge” means very large. “Trivial” does not refer to size; it means unimportant or not serious.

Here are some examples of how the words “big,” “small,” “tiny,” and “huge” are used:

• The elephant is a big animal.
• The mouse is a small animal.
• The ant is a tiny animal.
• The blue whale is a huge animal.

Here are some examples of how the word “trivial” is used:

• The argument was over a trivial matter.
• The test was easy; the questions were all trivial.
• The mistake was trivial; it didn’t affect the outcome of the project.