master (Noun) : a person who has people working for him
slave (Noun) : a person who is legally owned by another person and is forced to work for him
surf (Noun) : waves in the sea or ocean, and the white foam that they produce as they fall on the beach, on rocks, etc.
landlord (Noun) : one who is the owner of a building, house, etc.
tenant (Noun) : a person who pays rent for the use of a room, building, land etc. to the person who owns it

Correct Option: C

master (Noun) : a person who has people working for him
slave (Noun) : a person who is legally owned by another person and is forced to work for him
surf (Noun) : waves in the sea or ocean, and the white foam that they produce as they fall on the beach, on rocks, etc.
landlord (Noun) : one who is the owner of a building, house, etc.
tenant (Noun) : a person who pays rent for the use of a room, building, land etc. to the person who owns it

unpardonable (Adjective) : that can’t be paradoned
venial (Adjective) : not very serious and therefore able to be forgiven; pardonable
minor (Adjective) : not very large, important or serious
pardonable (Adjective) : excusable; that can be forgiven or excused
clean (Adjective) : clear

Correct Option: C

unpardonable (Adjective) : that can’t be paradoned
venial (Adjective) : not very serious and therefore able to be forgiven; pardonable
minor (Adjective) : not very large, important or serious
pardonable (Adjective) : excusable; that can be forgiven or excused
clean (Adjective) : clear

rational (Adjective) : based on reason rather than emotions; reasonable
instinctive (Adjective) : natural; based on instinct, not an thought or training
innate (Adjective) : inborn; that you have when you were born
inherent (Adjective) : that is a basic or permanent part of somebody/something and that cannot be removed
inborn (Adjective) : innate

Correct Option: B

rational (Adjective) : based on reason rather than emotions; reasonable
instinctive (Adjective) : natural; based on instinct, not an thought or training
innate (Adjective) : inborn; that you have when you were born
inherent (Adjective) : that is a basic or permanent part of somebody/something and that cannot be removed
inborn (Adjective) : innate

hostile (Adjective) :very unfriendly or aggressive
cordial (Adjective) : pleasant and friendly
fast (Adjective) : very quick
heartfelt (Adjective) : sincere
friendly (Adjective) : in a cordial manner

Correct Option: D

hostile (Adjective) :very unfriendly or aggressive
cordial (Adjective) : pleasant and friendly
fast (Adjective) : very quick
heartfelt (Adjective) : sincere
friendly (Adjective) : in a cordial manner

blame (Noun) : responsibility for doing something badly or wrongly
accolade (Noun) : praise or an award for achievement that people admire
reticent (Noun) : unwilling to tell people about things ; reserved
decorate (Verb) : to beautify
permeate (Verb) : to spread to every part of an object or a place

Correct Option: A

blame (Noun) : responsibility for doing something badly or wrongly
accolade (Noun) : praise or an award for achievement that people admire
reticent (Noun) : unwilling to tell people about things ; reserved
decorate (Verb) : to beautify
permeate (Verb) : to spread to every part of an object or a place