What does the word conspicuous mean in the following passage from The Giver?

"But the most conspicuous difference was the books. In his own dwelling, there were the necessary reference volumes that each household contained: a dictionary, and the thick community volume which contained descriptions of every office, factory, building, and committee. And the Book of Rules, of course."

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Noticeable
Noticeable

Common
Common

Unimportant
Unimportant

Hidden
Hidden
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In the passage from The Giver, the word "conspicuous" means "noticeable." So the correct response would be "Noticeable."

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