preference (Noun) : a greater interest in somebody/something than somebody/something else; choice
selection (Noun) : choose from a group; choice
denial (Noun) : a statement that something is wrong or untrue
refusal (Noun) : an act of saying or showing that you will not do, give or accept
display (Noun) : exhibit, to show something to people

Correct Option: B

preference (Noun) : a greater interest in somebody/something than somebody/something else; choice
selection (Noun) : choose from a group; choice
denial (Noun) : a statement that something is wrong or untrue
refusal (Noun) : an act of saying or showing that you will not do, give or accept
display (Noun) : exhibit, to show something to people

pomp (Noun) : the impressive clothes, decoration, music etc. and traditional customs that are a part of an official ceremony
ostentation (Noun) : an exaggerated display of wealth, knowledge or skill
pretence (Noun) : the act of behaving in a particular way; to make other people believe
something that is not true.
abundance (Noun) : a large quantity that is more than enough
plenty (Noun) : a large amount

Correct Option: A

pomp (Noun) : the impressive clothes, decoration, music etc. and traditional customs that are a part of an official ceremony
ostentation (Noun) : an exaggerated display of wealth, knowledge or skill
pretence (Noun) : the act of behaving in a particular way; to make other people believe
something that is not true.
abundance (Noun) : a large quantity that is more than enough
plenty (Noun) : a large amount

criminal (Noun) : a person who commits a crime
convict (Noun) : a person who has been found guilty of a crime and sent to prison
adventurer (Noun) : a person who enjoys exciting new experiences
fugitive (Noun) : a person who has escaped
impostor (Noun) : a person who pretends to be somebody else

Correct Option: C

criminal (Noun) : a person who commits a crime
convict (Noun) : a person who has been found guilty of a crime and sent to prison
adventurer (Noun) : a person who enjoys exciting new experiences
fugitive (Noun) : a person who has escaped
impostor (Noun) : a person who pretends to be somebody else

travelling from place to place
itinerant (Adjective) : travelling from place to place to find work
itinerary (Noun) : a plan of a journey, including the route and the places that you visit

Correct Option: D

travelling from place to place
itinerant (Adjective) : travelling from place to place to find work
itinerary (Noun) : a plan of a journey, including the route and the places that you visit

lucid (Adjective) : easy to understand ; clear
transparent (Adjective) : able to see through ; clear
verbose (Adjective) : using more words than needed
involved (Adjective) : taking part in something
witty (Adjective) : able to say or write clever or amusing things; funny

Correct Option: D

lucid (Adjective) : easy to understand ; clear
transparent (Adjective) : able to see through ; clear
verbose (Adjective) : using more words than needed
involved (Adjective) : taking part in something
witty (Adjective) : able to say or write clever or amusing things; funny