consecutive (Adjective) : following continuously
successive (Adjective) : coming one after the other without a
break ; consecutive rapid (Adjective) : done in a brief period of time
victorious (Adjective) : having won
beneficent (Adjective) : doing or producing good

Correct Option: D

consecutive (Adjective) : following continuously
successive (Adjective) : coming one after the other without a
break ; consecutive rapid (Adjective) : done in a brief period of time
victorious (Adjective) : having won
beneficent (Adjective) : doing or producing good

supernatural (Adjective) : not existing in Nature
occult (Adjective) : hidden and difficult to see ; mysterious; connected with magic powers ; supernatural
religious (Adjective) : relating to religion/spiritual things unnatural (Adjective) : not in
accordance with Nature
strong (Adjective) : having strength or power greater than average/expected

Correct Option: C

supernatural (Adjective) : not existing in Nature
occult (Adjective) : hidden and difficult to see ; mysterious; connected with magic powers ; supernatural
religious (Adjective) : relating to religion/spiritual things unnatural (Adjective) : not in
accordance with Nature
strong (Adjective) : having strength or power greater than average/expected

kindness (Noun) : the quality of being warm – hearted and considerate and sympathetic
benevolence (Noun) : an inclination to do something good; generosity
ill–will (Noun) : the feeling of a hostile person
morbidity (Noun) : the ratio of deaths in an area to the population of that area
vision (Noun) : a vivid mental image ; the ability to see

Correct Option: C

kindness (Noun) : the quality of being warm – hearted and considerate and sympathetic
benevolence (Noun) : an inclination to do something good; generosity
ill–will (Noun) : the feeling of a hostile person
morbidity (Noun) : the ratio of deaths in an area to the population of that area
vision (Noun) : a vivid mental image ; the ability to see

justify (Verb) : shvindicate (Verb) : show to be right/true/not guilty
open (Adjective) : not shut or closed
ventilate (Verb) : expose to cool or cold air so as to feel cool or fresh
recommend (Verb) : push for something

Correct Option: C

justify (Verb) : shvindicate (Verb) : show to be right/true/not guilty
open (Adjective) : not shut or closed
ventilate (Verb) : expose to cool or cold air so as to feel cool or fresh
recommend (Verb) : push for something

fruitless (Adjective) : unproductive of success ; producing no useful results ; unproductive
infructuous (Adjective) : not
producing good result ; fruitless
meaningless (Adjective) : having no meaning
unnecessary (Adjective) : not necessary
redundant (Adjective) : more than is needed, desired or required

Correct Option: D

fruitless (Adjective) : unproductive of success ; producing no useful results ; unproductive
infructuous (Adjective) : not
producing good result ; fruitless
meaningless (Adjective) : having no meaning
unnecessary (Adjective) : not necessary
redundant (Adjective) : more than is needed, desired or required