instruct (Verb) : order ; guide
command (Verb) : to order given to a person
lead (Verb) : to show the way
manage (Verb) : to succeed in
doing something ; cope
supervise (Verb) : to be in charge of somebody or something and make sure that everything is done correctly

Correct Option: B

instruct (Verb) : order ; guide
command (Verb) : to order given to a person
lead (Verb) : to show the way
manage (Verb) : to succeed in
doing something ; cope
supervise (Verb) : to be in charge of somebody or something and make sure that everything is done correctly

dwarf (Noun) : a creature like a small man
gnome (Noun) : a creature like a small man; dwarf
giant (Noun) : a very large strong person who is often cruel ; very large
native (Noun) : a person who was born in a particular country or area
alien (Noun) : a person who in not the citizen of the country in which he lives or works

Correct Option: B

dwarf (Noun) : a creature like a small man
gnome (Noun) : a creature like a small man; dwarf
giant (Noun) : a very large strong person who is often cruel ; very large
native (Noun) : a person who was born in a particular country or area
alien (Noun) : a person who in not the citizen of the country in which he lives or works

washing (Noun) : the act of cleaning using water and soap
ablution (Noun) : the act of washing
censure (Noun) : strong criticism
forgiveness (Noun) : the act of forgiving
absolution (Noun) : a formal statement that a person is forgiven

Correct Option: D

washing (Noun) : the act of cleaning using water and soap
ablution (Noun) : the act of washing
censure (Noun) : strong criticism
forgiveness (Noun) : the act of forgiving
absolution (Noun) : a formal statement that a person is forgiven

overcome (Verb) : to succeed in dealing with controlling a problem
surmount (Verb) : overcome; to deal successfully with a difficulty
discount (Verb) : reduction
surround (Verb) : to be all around
capture (Verb) : to catch and make a prisoner

Correct Option: C

overcome (Verb) : to succeed in dealing with controlling a problem
surmount (Verb) : overcome; to deal successfully with a difficulty
discount (Verb) : reduction
surround (Verb) : to be all around
capture (Verb) : to catch and make a prisoner

appropriate (Adjective) : suitable ; acceptable ; correct
apposite (Adjective) : very appropriate for a particular situation or in relation to something.
contrary (Adjective) : behaving badly; choosing to do and say the opposite of what is expected
bitter (Adjective) : very serious and unpleasant
misleading (Verb) : to give somebody the wrong idea or impression and make him believe
something that is not true

Correct Option: C

appropriate (Adjective) : suitable ; acceptable ; correct
apposite (Adjective) : very appropriate for a particular situation or in relation to something.
contrary (Adjective) : behaving badly; choosing to do and say the opposite of what is expected
bitter (Adjective) : very serious and unpleasant
misleading (Verb) : to give somebody the wrong idea or impression and make him believe
something that is not true