Which term describes an untidy or disheveled appearance?

• A. Tidy
• B. Immaculate
• C. Neat and Clean
• D. Unkempt

Answer: (D)

Describing appearance in terms of cleanliness and order, the word that fits untidy or disheveled is unkempt. Unkempt means not properly groomed or maintained, with hair that isn’t combed, clothes that look wrinkled or dirty, and an overall appearance that seems neglected. It carries a sense of disorder or messiness rather than intent or style.

The other terms convey the opposite: tidy, immaculate, and neat and clean all describe someone who is well-groomed and orderly, reflecting care and cleanliness rather than neglect.