cunning (Adjective) : crafty; wily; clever and skilful
candid (Adjective) : saying what you think openly and honestly; not hiding your thoughts; frank and honest
diplomatic (Adjective) : connected with managing relations between countries; having or showing skill in dealing with people in difficult situations; tactful
doubtful (Adjective) : dubious; not sure; uncertain and feeling doubt
impertinent (Adjective) : impolite; rude and not showing respect

Correct Option: A

cunning (Adjective) : crafty; wily; clever and skilful
candid (Adjective) : saying what you think openly and honestly; not hiding your thoughts; frank and honest
diplomatic (Adjective) : connected with managing relations between countries; having or showing skill in dealing with people in difficult situations; tactful
doubtful (Adjective) : dubious; not sure; uncertain and feeling doubt
impertinent (Adjective) : impolite; rude and not showing respect

authentic (Adjective) : known to be real and genuine and not a copy ; true and accurate
apocryphal (Adjective) : well– known but not true
dubious (Adjective) : doubtful; not certain and slightly suspicious
unsubstantiated (Adjective) : not proved to be true by evidence; unsupported
fictitious (Adjective) : invented by somebody rather than true

Correct Option: A

authentic (Adjective) : known to be real and genuine and not a copy ; true and accurate
apocryphal (Adjective) : well– known but not true
dubious (Adjective) : doubtful; not certain and slightly suspicious
unsubstantiated (Adjective) : not proved to be true by evidence; unsupported
fictitious (Adjective) : invented by somebody rather than true

attract (Verb) : to direct towards itself or oneself
repel (Verb) : to successfully fight somebody who is attacking
you, your country, etc. and drive him away; to drive, push or keep something away; disgust; repulse
attend (Verb) : to be present at an event
concentrate (Verb) : to give all your attention
continue (Verb) : to keep existing or happening without stopping

Correct Option: D

attract (Verb) : to direct towards itself or oneself
repel (Verb) : to successfully fight somebody who is attacking
you, your country, etc. and drive him away; to drive, push or keep something away; disgust; repulse
attend (Verb) : to be present at an event
concentrate (Verb) : to give all your attention
continue (Verb) : to keep existing or happening without stopping

consoling (Adjective) : comforting; affording comfort or solace
appalling (Adjective) : shocking; extremely bad
shocking (Adjective) : that offends or upsets people; very bad
scaring (Adjective) : frightening somebody
horrifying (Adjective) : making you feel extremely shocked, disgusted or frightened; horrific

Correct Option: B

consoling (Adjective) : comforting; affording comfort or solace
appalling (Adjective) : shocking; extremely bad
shocking (Adjective) : that offends or upsets people; very bad
scaring (Adjective) : frightening somebody
horrifying (Adjective) : making you feel extremely shocked, disgusted or frightened; horrific

gravity (Noun) : extreme importance and a cause for worry; seriousness
jest (Noun) : something said or done to amuse people; joke
grim (Adjective) : looking or sounding very serious; unpleasant and depressing
genial (Adjective) : friendly and cheerful; affable
sport (Verb) : to play in a happy or lively way

Correct Option: A

gravity (Noun) : extreme importance and a cause for worry; seriousness
jest (Noun) : something said or done to amuse people; joke
grim (Adjective) : looking or sounding very serious; unpleasant and depressing
genial (Adjective) : friendly and cheerful; affable
sport (Verb) : to play in a happy or lively way