Please confirm your ______ in the meeting.

• A. Attendance
• B. Participation
• C. Involvement
• D. Presence

Answer: (B)

The main idea here is choosing a noun that conveys actively taking part in a meeting rather than just being there. When you say “Please confirm your participation in the meeting,” you’re asking the person to commit to engaging in the discussion, contributing ideas, and taking part in the activities of the meeting.

Participation is the most precise fit because it covers both showing up and actively contributing. Attendance and presence focus on being physically there, which is a weaker signal about how you’ll engage. Involvement can feel a bit vague about the level of active engagement, whereas participation clearly communicates an expectation of active contribution.