indifferent (Adjective) : having/showing no interest; not very good
inquisitive (Adjective) : asking too many questions and trying to find out what other people are doing, etc; curious; interested in learning intrusive (Adjective) : too noticeable, direct, etc. in a way that is disturbing or annoying
cooperative (Adjective) : involving doing something together or working together with others towards a shared aim
unsympathetic (Adjective) : not feeling/showing any sympathy

Correct Option: D

indifferent (Adjective) : having/showing no interest; not very good
inquisitive (Adjective) : asking too many questions and trying to find out what other people are doing, etc; curious; interested in learning intrusive (Adjective) : too noticeable, direct, etc. in a way that is disturbing or annoying
cooperative (Adjective) : involving doing something together or working together with others towards a shared aim
unsympathetic (Adjective) : not feeling/showing any sympathy

loyalty (Noun) : the quality of being faithful in your support of somebody/something
betrayal (Noun) : the act of giving information about something/ somebody to an enemy
deception (Noun) : deceit; the act of deliberately making somebody believe something that is not true
treason (Noun) : the crime of doing something that could cause danger to your country
distrust (Noun) : a feeling of not being able to trust

Correct Option: C

loyalty (Noun) : the quality of being faithful in your support of somebody/something
betrayal (Noun) : the act of giving information about something/ somebody to an enemy
deception (Noun) : deceit; the act of deliberately making somebody believe something that is not true
treason (Noun) : the crime of doing something that could cause danger to your country
distrust (Noun) : a feeling of not being able to trust

unknown (Adjective) : not known
prominent (Adjective) : noticeable; distinguished; important or well–known
eminent (Adjective) : well– known; famous
renowned (Adjective) : well– known; famous
important (Adjective) : of great value

Correct Option: A

unknown (Adjective) : not known
prominent (Adjective) : noticeable; distinguished; important or well–known
eminent (Adjective) : well– known; famous
renowned (Adjective) : well– known; famous
important (Adjective) : of great value

inclusion (Noun) : the fact of including/being included
exemption (Noun) : official permission not to do something/ pay something that you may have to do/pay
generalisation (Noun) : a general statement that is based on only a few facts
liberalisation (Noun) : the act of making less strict
exclusion (Noun) : the act of preventing somebody/something from entering a place or taking part in something

Correct Option: D

inclusion (Noun) : the fact of including/being included
exemption (Noun) : official permission not to do something/ pay something that you may have to do/pay
generalisation (Noun) : a general statement that is based on only a few facts
liberalisation (Noun) : the act of making less strict
exclusion (Noun) : the act of preventing somebody/something from entering a place or taking part in something

naughty (Adjective) : behaving in an unfriendly way towards other people because you think you are better than they; arrogant humble (Adjective) : modest; showing you don’t think that you are as important as other people
rich (Adjective) : wealthy
powerful (Adjective) : strong
strong (Adjective) : powerful

Correct Option: C

naughty (Adjective) : behaving in an unfriendly way towards other people because you think you are better than they; arrogant humble (Adjective) : modest; showing you don’t think that you are as important as other people
rich (Adjective) : wealthy
powerful (Adjective) : strong
strong (Adjective) : powerful