induce (Verb) : to persuade or influence somebody to do something
prevent (Verb) : to stop somebody from doing something
protect (Verb) : to help
block (Verb) : to stop
hinder (Verb) : to stop ; to hamper

Correct Option: D

induce (Verb) : to persuade or influence somebody to do something
prevent (Verb) : to stop somebody from doing something
protect (Verb) : to help
block (Verb) : to stop
hinder (Verb) : to stop ; to hamper

strength (Noun) : power
frailty (Noun) : weakness and poor health
energy (Noun) : power
intensity (Noun) : the strength of something
vehemence (Noun) :strength or forcefulness of expression

Correct Option: D

strength (Noun) : power
frailty (Noun) : weakness and poor health
energy (Noun) : power
intensity (Noun) : the strength of something
vehemence (Noun) :strength or forcefulness of expression

build (Verb) : to construct
demolish (Verb) : to pull or knock down a building; to destroy something accidently
shift (Verb) : to move something from one place to another
repeat (Verb) : to do something again and again
hide (Verb) : to conceal

Correct Option: B

build (Verb) : to construct
demolish (Verb) : to pull or knock down a building; to destroy something accidently
shift (Verb) : to move something from one place to another
repeat (Verb) : to do something again and again
hide (Verb) : to conceal

boorish (Adjective) : very unpleasant and rude
genial (Adjective) : friendly and cheerful ; affable
stupid (Adjective) : foolish; unwise
stingily (Adjective) :not generous
unkind (Adjective) : cruel; not kind

Correct Option: C

boorish (Adjective) : very unpleasant and rude
genial (Adjective) : friendly and cheerful ; affable
stupid (Adjective) : foolish; unwise
stingily (Adjective) :not generous
unkind (Adjective) : cruel; not kind

implausible (Adjective) : not seeming reasonable or likely to be true
plausible (Adjective) : reasonable and likely to be true ; good at sounding honest and sincere, especially while trying to trick people

Correct Option: C

implausible (Adjective) : not seeming reasonable or likely to be true
plausible (Adjective) : reasonable and likely to be true ; good at sounding honest and sincere, especially while trying to trick people