Comprehension is the ability to understand and interpret information. It involves having KNOWLEDGE, ACUMEN, SHARPNESS, JUDGMENT, DISCERNMENT, INSIGHT, REASONABLENESS, APPREHENSION, SANITY, SENSE, REASON, CAPACITY, INTELLECT, INTELLIGENCE, KEN, GRASP, uptake, and UNDERSTANDING. KNOWLEDGE is the accumulation of facts and information, while ACUMEN is the ability to make sound judgments and decisions. SHARPNESS is the ability to think quickly and accurately, while JUDGMENT is the ability to make decisions based on experience and wisdom. DISCERNMENT is the ability to distinguish between right and wrong, while INSIGHT is the ability to see beyond the surface. REASONABLENESS is the ability to think logically and objectively, while APPREHENSION is the ability to anticipate potential problems. SANITY is the ability to think rationally and clearly, while SENSE is the ability to perceive and understand. REASON is the ability to think logically and draw conclusions, while CAPACITY is the ability to absorb and retain information. INTELLECT is the ability to think abstractly and analytically, while INTELLIGENCE is the ability to learn and apply KNOWLEDGE. KEN is the ability to recognize patterns and relationships, while GRASP is the ability to comprehend and retain information. Uptake is the ability to quickly understand and remember, while UNDERSTANDING is the ability to comprehend and interpret information.