Which word denotes a planned meeting at a specific location and time?

• A. Silhouette
• B. Rendezvous
• C. Sergeant
• D. Miscellaneous

Answer: (B)

Rendezvous denotes a planned meeting at a specific location and time. It’s used to describe an arranged point where people are to gather at a designated moment, a concept common in both everyday language and police or military communications (think of a rendezvous point where officers or units converge). The idea is about an agreed-upon meeting spot and time, not about appearance, rank, or variety.

The other words don’t fit this sense: silhouette is the outline or shadow of something, not a meeting; sergeant is a rank; miscellaneous means a mixture of various items. So the best word to convey a prearranged gathering at a particular place and time is rendezvous.