believable (Adjective) : plausible; that can be believed
incredible (Adjective) : unbelievable ; impossible or very difficult to believe; extremely, good/large
possible (Adjective) : that can be done/achieved
enjoyable (Adjective) : that can be enjoyed
imaginary (Adjective) : existing only in mind/imagination

Correct Option: B

believable (Adjective) : plausible; that can be believed
incredible (Adjective) : unbelievable ; impossible or very difficult to believe; extremely, good/large
possible (Adjective) : that can be done/achieved
enjoyable (Adjective) : that can be enjoyed
imaginary (Adjective) : existing only in mind/imagination

rural (Adjective) : connected with/like the
countryside (village) urban (Adjective) : connected with a town or city
rustic (Adjective) : characteristic of rural life
civil (Adjective) : connected with people who live in a country
foreign (Adjective) : connected with another country

Correct Option: B

rural (Adjective) : connected with/like the
countryside (village) urban (Adjective) : connected with a town or city
rustic (Adjective) : characteristic of rural life
civil (Adjective) : connected with people who live in a country
foreign (Adjective) : connected with another country

humble (Adjective) : modest; meek
insolent (Adjective) : extremely rude and showing a lack of respect
ignorant (Adjective) : lacking knowledge or information; not educated ; uncouth
proud (Adjective) : haughty
laudable (Adjective) : deserving to be praised/admired; commendable

Correct Option: D

humble (Adjective) : modest; meek
insolent (Adjective) : extremely rude and showing a lack of respect
ignorant (Adjective) : lacking knowledge or information; not educated ; uncouth
proud (Adjective) : haughty
laudable (Adjective) : deserving to be praised/admired; commendable

disrespect (Noun) : a feeling of impudence
veneration (Noun) : the act of showing a lot of respect ; reverence
fear (Noun) : dread
reverence (Noun) : showing a lot of respect/admiration
remorse (Noun) : the feeling of being extremely sorry for something wrong/bad you have done

Correct Option: D

disrespect (Noun) : a feeling of impudence
veneration (Noun) : the act of showing a lot of respect ; reverence
fear (Noun) : dread
reverence (Noun) : showing a lot of respect/admiration
remorse (Noun) : the feeling of being extremely sorry for something wrong/bad you have done

disagree (Verb) : not to agree
concur (Verb) : to agree
disappear (Verb) : vanish
disarrange (Verb) : to make something untidy
discourage (Verb) : to try to prevent something or to prevent someone from doing something

Correct Option: A

disagree (Verb) : not to agree
concur (Verb) : to agree
disappear (Verb) : vanish
disarrange (Verb) : to make something untidy
discourage (Verb) : to try to prevent something or to prevent someone from doing something