blameless (Adjective) : innocent ; doing no wrong ; free from responsibility for doing something bad
culpable (Adjective) : responsible and deserving blame for having done something wrong
defendable (Adjective) : capable of being protected from attack
careless (Adjective) : casual ; not giving enough attention and thought to what you are doing
irresponsible (Adjective) : not thinking enough about the effects of what one does

Correct Option: B

blameless (Adjective) : innocent ; doing no wrong ; free from responsibility for doing something bad
culpable (Adjective) : responsible and deserving blame for having done something wrong
defendable (Adjective) : capable of being protected from attack
careless (Adjective) : casual ; not giving enough attention and thought to what you are doing
irresponsible (Adjective) : not thinking enough about the effects of what one does

hinder (Verb) : to make it difficult to do or to happen; hamper
facilitate (Verb) : to make an action or a process possible or easier
help (Verb) : to make easier or possible to do or get something done
propagate (Verb) : to spread an idea, a belief or a piece of information among many people
reject (Verb) : to refuse to accept or consider something

Correct Option: C

hinder (Verb) : to make it difficult to do or to happen; hamper
facilitate (Verb) : to make an action or a process possible or easier
help (Verb) : to make easier or possible to do or get something done
propagate (Verb) : to spread an idea, a belief or a piece of information among many people
reject (Verb) : to refuse to accept or consider something

commend (Verb) : to praise ; to express approval of
criticise (Verb) : to say what you do not like or think is wrong about something
finish (Verb) : to come to an end ; to stop doing something or making something
recommend (Verb) : to tell that something is good or useful
request (Verb) : to ask for something/to do something in a polite or formal way

Correct Option: C

commend (Verb) : to praise ; to express approval of
criticise (Verb) : to say what you do not like or think is wrong about something
finish (Verb) : to come to an end ; to stop doing something or making something
recommend (Verb) : to tell that something is good or useful
request (Verb) : to ask for something/to do something in a polite or formal way

narrowness (Noun) : the state of being narrow ; restrictedness
breadth (Noun) : width ; how broad or wide something is
shortness (Noun) : the state of being short
lightness (Noun) : the state of being light; not heavy
thickness (Noun) : the state of being thick

Correct Option: B

narrowness (Noun) : the state of being narrow ; restrictedness
breadth (Noun) : width ; how broad or wide something is
shortness (Noun) : the state of being short
lightness (Noun) : the state of being light; not heavy
thickness (Noun) : the state of being thick

premeditated (Adjective) : planned in advance
impromptu (Adjective) : done without preparation or planning; improvised
prompt (Adjective) : done without delay; immediate
forced (Adjective) : happening or done against somebody’s will
inordinate (Adjective) : far more than is usual or expected; excessive

Correct Option: C

premeditated (Adjective) : planned in advance
impromptu (Adjective) : done without preparation or planning; improvised
prompt (Adjective) : done without delay; immediate
forced (Adjective) : happening or done against somebody’s will
inordinate (Adjective) : far more than is usual or expected; excessive