concentrate (Verb) : to bring something together in one place ; to pay all attention to something and not to anything else deviate (Verb) : to be different from something ; to do something in a different way
attract (Verb) : to appeal
continue (Verb) : to keep on doing
attend (Verb) : to be present at an event

Correct Option: C

concentrate (Verb) : to bring something together in one place ; to pay all attention to something and not to anything else deviate (Verb) : to be different from something ; to do something in a different way
attract (Verb) : to appeal
continue (Verb) : to keep on doing
attend (Verb) : to be present at an event

debit (Noun) : money taken from a bank account
credit (Noun) : money borrowed; money in account
discredit (Noun) : damage to somebody's reputation ; loss of respect
honesty (Noun) : truthfulness
failure (Noun) : lack of success

Correct Option: B

debit (Noun) : money taken from a bank account
credit (Noun) : money borrowed; money in account
discredit (Noun) : damage to somebody's reputation ; loss of respect
honesty (Noun) : truthfulness
failure (Noun) : lack of success

cowardice (Noun) : fear or lack of courage
audacity (Noun) : brave but rude or shocking behaviour
quivering (Verb) : trembling
bravado (Noun) : a confident way of behaving that is intended to impress people, sometimes as a way of hiding a lack of confidence
conciseness (Noun) : the act of using a few words and yet giving all the necessary information

Correct Option: B

cowardice (Noun) : fear or lack of courage
audacity (Noun) : brave but rude or shocking behaviour
quivering (Verb) : trembling
bravado (Noun) : a confident way of behaving that is intended to impress people, sometimes as a way of hiding a lack of confidence
conciseness (Noun) : the act of using a few words and yet giving all the necessary information

feeble (Adjective) : very weak ; not effective
robust (Adjective) : strong and healthy ; sturdy ; vigorous
lean (Adjective) : thin and fit
strong (Adjective) : powerful
flexible (Adjective) : that can be changed

Correct Option: D

feeble (Adjective) : very weak ; not effective
robust (Adjective) : strong and healthy ; sturdy ; vigorous
lean (Adjective) : thin and fit
strong (Adjective) : powerful
flexible (Adjective) : that can be changed

disagree (Verb) : not to agree
affirm (Verb) : to state firmly/ publicly that something is true/ that you support something strongly ; confirm
refuse (Verb) : to deny
reject (Verb) : to refuse
deny (Verb) : to refuse

Correct Option: D

disagree (Verb) : not to agree
affirm (Verb) : to state firmly/ publicly that something is true/ that you support something strongly ; confirm
refuse (Verb) : to deny
reject (Verb) : to refuse
deny (Verb) : to refuse