standard (noun) : a level of quality
yardstick (Noun) : a ruler for measuring one yard ; a standard used for judging how good or
successful something is
summation (Noun) : a summary of what has been done or said
size (Noun) : how large or small a person or thing is
statistics (noun) : collection of information shown in numbers

Correct Option: D

standard (noun) : a level of quality
yardstick (Noun) : a ruler for measuring one yard ; a standard used for judging how good or
successful something is
summation (Noun) : a summary of what has been done or said
size (Noun) : how large or small a person or thing is
statistics (noun) : collection of information shown in numbers

trivial (Adjective) : not important; not serious
little (Adjective) : trivial ; not important ; not serious ; not big; small
petty (Adjective) : small and unimportant
sample (Adjective) : a number of people or things taken from a longer group and used in tests for providing information about the group.
simple (Adjective) : easy; not complicated

Correct Option: A

trivial (Adjective) : not important; not serious
little (Adjective) : trivial ; not important ; not serious ; not big; small
petty (Adjective) : small and unimportant
sample (Adjective) : a number of people or things taken from a longer group and used in tests for providing information about the group.
simple (Adjective) : easy; not complicated

greed (Noun) : a strong desire for more wealth
avarice (Noun) : greed; extreme desire for wealth
generosity (Noun) : the fact of willing to give freely
envy (Noun) : jealousy
hatred (Noun) : a very strong feeling of dislike

Correct Option: A

greed (Noun) : a strong desire for more wealth
avarice (Noun) : greed; extreme desire for wealth
generosity (Noun) : the fact of willing to give freely
envy (Noun) : jealousy
hatred (Noun) : a very strong feeling of dislike

majestic (Adjective) : impressive; splendid
august (Adjective) : impressive; making you feel respect
important (Adjective) : of great value
difficult (Adjective) : not easy
huge (Adjective) : enormous; vast

Correct Option: A

majestic (Adjective) : impressive; splendid
august (Adjective) : impressive; making you feel respect
important (Adjective) : of great value
difficult (Adjective) : not easy
huge (Adjective) : enormous; vast

destroyed (Verb) : to damage something very badly
decimated (Verb) : to severely damage something or make something weaker
denounced (Verb) : to strongly criticize somebody/something that you think is wrong, illegal, etc.
successful (Verb) : achieving your aims or what was intended
depressed (Verb) : very sad and without hope

Correct Option: B

destroyed (Verb) : to damage something very badly
decimated (Verb) : to severely damage something or make something weaker
denounced (Verb) : to strongly criticize somebody/something that you think is wrong, illegal, etc.
successful (Verb) : achieving your aims or what was intended
depressed (Verb) : very sad and without hope