Concept:This question tests the correct vocabulary meanings of the words "Cursor" and "Cursory".
Explanation:"Cursor" is a noun that means a pointer or visual indicator on a screen. It can appear as an arrow, marker, or blinking line, showing where the input is placed.
It is not related to handwriting type, offensive behaviour, or old norms.
"Cursory" is an adjective that describes an action done quickly or in haste. For example, a cursory glance means a brief look without careful attention.
It is not related to rudeness, customs, or curses.
When each option is matched with these meanings, only option D gives the correct meanings for both words.
Answer:Option D is correct because Cursor means a pointer and Cursory means something done in haste.