Bold (Adjective) = confident and courageous; brave
Demure (Adjective) = reserved, meek, modest; mild; shy; quiet and well behaved Look at the sentences : The newspaper made the bold move of publishing the names of the men involved. She gave him a demure smile. She is a demure little wife who sits at home minding the house.

Correct Option: B

Bold (Adjective) = confident and courageous; brave
Demure (Adjective) = reserved, meek, modest; mild; shy; quiet and well behaved Look at the sentences : The newspaper made the bold move of publishing the names of the men involved. She gave him a demure smile. She is a demure little wife who sits at home minding the house.

Tiny (Adjective) = very/ extremely small.
Immense (Adjective) = extremely large or great; huge; vast; massive, enormous; gigantic. Look at the sentences : The cost of restoration of the Taj Mahal has been immense. The glass shattered into a thousand tiny pieces.

Correct Option: C

Tiny (Adjective) = very/ extremely small.
Immense (Adjective) = extremely large or great; huge; vast; massive, enormous; gigantic. Look at the sentences : The cost of restoration of the Taj Mahal has been immense. The glass shattered into a thousand tiny pieces.

Pedestrian (Adjective) = lacking inspiration or excitement; dull; uninspired; uncreative.
Ingenious (Adjective) = very suitable for a particular purpose; creative; resourceful, insightful; original. Look at the sentences : He was ingenious enough to overcome the limited budget. He lived a pedestrian life, working at the paper mill and living in his trailer.

Correct Option: B

Pedestrian (Adjective) = lacking inspiration or excitement; dull; uninspired; uncreative.
Ingenious (Adjective) = very suitable for a particular purpose; creative; resourceful, insightful; original. Look at the sentences : He was ingenious enough to overcome the limited budget. He lived a pedestrian life, working at the paper mill and living in his trailer.

Discourage (Verb) : cause to lose confidence or enthusiasm; dishearten; disappoint.
Reassure (Verb) = to say or do something to remove the doubts and fear of someone; encourage, hearten. Look at the sentences : He understood her feelings and tried to reassure her. The thought of how much work she had to do discouraged her.

Correct Option: D

Discourage (Verb) : cause to lose confidence or enthusiasm; dishearten; disappoint.
Reassure (Verb) = to say or do something to remove the doubts and fear of someone; encourage, hearten. Look at the sentences : He understood her feelings and tried to reassure her. The thought of how much work she had to do discouraged her.

Strong (Adjective) : powerful; having the power to perfom physically demanding tasks.
Infirm (Adjective) = ill/sick and weak; not physically or mentally strong; trail. Look at the sentences : Those who were old or infirm were given government aid after the flood. She cut through the water with her strong arms.

Correct Option: A

Strong (Adjective) : powerful; having the power to perfom physically demanding tasks.
Infirm (Adjective) = ill/sick and weak; not physically or mentally strong; trail. Look at the sentences : Those who were old or infirm were given government aid after the flood. She cut through the water with her strong arms.