Realignment with incremental transformation is called?

• A. Evolution
• B. Adaption
• C. Reconstruction
• D. Revolution

Answer: (B)

Adaption captures the idea of adjusting gradually to fit a new environment. It embodies realignment through small, progressive changes to structures, processes, and capabilities—aimed at improving fit without a sudden upheaval. That intentional, incremental transformation is what makes adaption the best description here. In contrast, revolution implies a radical, abrupt change; reconstruction is rebuilding from scratch; and evolution depicts slow development that may not emphasize purposeful realignment to a new setup.