gloomy (Adjective) : nearly dark or badly lit ; feeling sad ; depressing
sombre (Adjective) : dark in colour ; dull ; sad and serious
quiet (Adjective) : making very little noise
serious (Adjective) : bad or dangerous
sleepy (Adjective) : needing sleep

Correct Option: A

gloomy (Adjective) : nearly dark or badly lit ; feeling sad ; depressing
sombre (Adjective) : dark in colour ; dull ; sad and serious
quiet (Adjective) : making very little noise
serious (Adjective) : bad or dangerous
sleepy (Adjective) : needing sleep

original (Adjective) : existing at the beginning of a particular period
genuine (Adjective) : real ; not artificial ; authentic
generous (Adjective) : giving or willing to give freely
healthy (Adjective) : having good health
natural (Adjective) : existing in nature ; not made by humans

Correct Option: D

original (Adjective) : existing at the beginning of a particular period
genuine (Adjective) : real ; not artificial ; authentic
generous (Adjective) : giving or willing to give freely
healthy (Adjective) : having good health
natural (Adjective) : existing in nature ; not made by humans

called (Verb) : call somebody to come towards you
beckoned (Verb) : to give a signal to do something
accused (Verb) : to say that something wrong has been done
sent (Verb) : made something go by post, email, etc.
acquitted (Verb) : to decide and state officially in court that somebody is not guilty of a crime

Correct Option: B

called (Verb) : call somebody to come towards you
beckoned (Verb) : to give a signal to do something
accused (Verb) : to say that something wrong has been done
sent (Verb) : made something go by post, email, etc.
acquitted (Verb) : to decide and state officially in court that somebody is not guilty of a crime

indicted (Verb) : to officially charge somebody with a crime
accused (Verb) : to say that something wrong has been done
indicated (Verb) : to show that something is true
induced (Verb) : to force/persuade to do something
instigated (Verb) : to make something start or happen

Correct Option: B

indicted (Verb) : to officially charge somebody with a crime
accused (Verb) : to say that something wrong has been done
indicated (Verb) : to show that something is true
induced (Verb) : to force/persuade to do something
instigated (Verb) : to make something start or happen

change (Noun) : the result of something becoming different
transition (Noun) : the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another
position (Noun) : the place where somebody/something is located
translation (Noun) : the process of changing from one language to another (writing or speaking)
movement (Noun) : the act of moving from one place to another

Correct Option: C

change (Noun) : the result of something becoming different
transition (Noun) : the process or a period of changing from one state or condition to another
position (Noun) : the place where somebody/something is located
translation (Noun) : the process of changing from one language to another (writing or speaking)
movement (Noun) : the act of moving from one place to another