reality (Noun) : the true situation and the problems that actually exist in life
delusion (Noun) : a false belief or opinion about yourself or your situation
acceptance (Noun) : the act of accepting a gift, an invitation, an offer, etc.
precision (Noun) : the quality of being exact, accurate and careful ; accuracy
fiction (Noun) : a type of literature that describes imaginary people and events, not real ones; a thing that is invented or imagined and is not true

Correct Option: A

reality (Noun) : the true situation and the problems that actually exist in life
delusion (Noun) : a false belief or opinion about yourself or your situation
acceptance (Noun) : the act of accepting a gift, an invitation, an offer, etc.
precision (Noun) : the quality of being exact, accurate and careful ; accuracy
fiction (Noun) : a type of literature that describes imaginary people and events, not real ones; a thing that is invented or imagined and is not true

crude (Adjective) : simple and not very accurate but giving a general idea of something ; offensive or rude ; vulgar
elegant (Adjective) : attractive and showing a good sense of style; stylish
efficient (Adjective) : doing something well and thoroughly with no waste of time, money or energy
coy (Adjective) : shy or pretending to be shy and innocent ; reticent
eloquent (Adjective) : able to use language and express your opinion well ; able to express a feeling

Correct Option: A

crude (Adjective) : simple and not very accurate but giving a general idea of something ; offensive or rude ; vulgar
elegant (Adjective) : attractive and showing a good sense of style; stylish
efficient (Adjective) : doing something well and thoroughly with no waste of time, money or energy
coy (Adjective) : shy or pretending to be shy and innocent ; reticent
eloquent (Adjective) : able to use language and express your opinion well ; able to express a feeling

clear (Adjective) : easy to see or understand
obscure (Adjective) : not well– known ; unknown ; difficult to understand
bright (Adjective) : full of light ; shining strongly ; strong and easy to see ; cheerful and lively ; intelligent ; quick to learn
open (Adjective) : not closed ; spread out ; not blocked by anything
frank (Adjective) : honest and direct in what you say

Correct Option: A

clear (Adjective) : easy to see or understand
obscure (Adjective) : not well– known ; unknown ; difficult to understand
bright (Adjective) : full of light ; shining strongly ; strong and easy to see ; cheerful and lively ; intelligent ; quick to learn
open (Adjective) : not closed ; spread out ; not blocked by anything
frank (Adjective) : honest and direct in what you say

bottom (Noun) : the lowest part of something
summit (Noun) : the highest point of something
end (Noun) : the final part of something
last (Adjective) : final ; at the end
base (Noun) : the lowest part of something, especially on the part it rests/stands

Correct Option: D

bottom (Noun) : the lowest part of something
summit (Noun) : the highest point of something
end (Noun) : the final part of something
last (Adjective) : final ; at the end
base (Noun) : the lowest part of something, especially on the part it rests/stands

differ (Verb) : to be different from somebody/something; to disagree with somebody
conform (Verb) : to behave and think in the same way or most other people in a group or society; to obey a rule, law, etc; comply; to agree to or match something
reject (Verb) : to refuse to accept or consider something
question (Verb) : to ask somebody a question
ignore (Verb) : to pay no attention to something; disregard; take no notice of

Correct Option: A

differ (Verb) : to be different from somebody/something; to disagree with somebody
conform (Verb) : to behave and think in the same way or most other people in a group or society; to obey a rule, law, etc; comply; to agree to or match something
reject (Verb) : to refuse to accept or consider something
question (Verb) : to ask somebody a question
ignore (Verb) : to pay no attention to something; disregard; take no notice of