permanent (Adjective) : lasting for a long time or for all time in the future
evanescent (Adjective) : disappearing quickly from sight or memory
imminent (Adjective) : likely to happen very soon
pervasive (Adjective) : existing in all parts of a place or thing
immanent (Adjective) : present everywhere

Correct Option: B

permanent (Adjective) : lasting for a long time or for all time in the future
evanescent (Adjective) : disappearing quickly from sight or memory
imminent (Adjective) : likely to happen very soon
pervasive (Adjective) : existing in all parts of a place or thing
immanent (Adjective) : present everywhere

permanent (Adjective) : lasting for a long time or for all time in the future
evanescent (Adjective) : disappearing quickly from sight or memory
imminent (Adjective) : likely to happen very soon
pervasive (Adjective) : existing in all parts of a place or thing
immanent (Adjective) : present everywhere

Correct Option: A

permanent (Adjective) : lasting for a long time or for all time in the future
evanescent (Adjective) : disappearing quickly from sight or memory
imminent (Adjective) : likely to happen very soon
pervasive (Adjective) : existing in all parts of a place or thing
immanent (Adjective) : present everywhere

natural (Adjective) : existing in Nature
grotesque (Adjective) : strange in a way that is unpleasant or offensive; unusual
odd (Adjective) : strange or unusual
whimsical (Adjective) : unusual; amusing and annoying
sinful (Adjective) : morally wrong or evil; immoral

Correct Option: A

natural (Adjective) : existing in Nature
grotesque (Adjective) : strange in a way that is unpleasant or offensive; unusual
odd (Adjective) : strange or unusual
whimsical (Adjective) : unusual; amusing and annoying
sinful (Adjective) : morally wrong or evil; immoral

worsen (Verb) : to make or become worse than it was before
ameliorated (Verb) : to make something better
improve (verb) : to make/ become better than before
depend (Verb) : to rely and be able to trust; to be sure and expect that something will happen
soften (Verb) : to make or become softer, less bright, rough or strong; to become or make more sympathetic and less severe or critical

Correct Option: D

worsen (Verb) : to make or become worse than it was before
ameliorated (Verb) : to make something better
improve (verb) : to make/ become better than before
depend (Verb) : to rely and be able to trust; to be sure and expect that something will happen
soften (Verb) : to make or become softer, less bright, rough or strong; to become or make more sympathetic and less severe or critical

accept (Verb) : to take willingly that is offered; to say ‘yes’ to an offer, invitation, etc.
jettison (Verb) : to throw out of a moving plane or ship to make it lighter; abandon; to reject an idea
reward (Verb) : to give something to somebody because he has done something good, worked, etc.
preserve (Verb) : to keep in original state or in good condition; to present; save; to keep alive/safe from harm or danger
consent (Verb) : to agree; to give permission

Correct Option: A

accept (Verb) : to take willingly that is offered; to say ‘yes’ to an offer, invitation, etc.
jettison (Verb) : to throw out of a moving plane or ship to make it lighter; abandon; to reject an idea
reward (Verb) : to give something to somebody because he has done something good, worked, etc.
preserve (Verb) : to keep in original state or in good condition; to present; save; to keep alive/safe from harm or danger
consent (Verb) : to agree; to give permission