concise (Adjective) : using only a few words to say something
laconic (Adjective) : using only a few words to say something
loquacious (Adjective) : talking a lot ; talkative
rambling (Adjective) : very long
and confused (speech or writing)
verbose (Adjective) : using more words than needed

Correct Option: B

concise (Adjective) : using only a few words to say something
laconic (Adjective) : using only a few words to say something
loquacious (Adjective) : talking a lot ; talkative
rambling (Adjective) : very long
and confused (speech or writing)
verbose (Adjective) : using more words than needed

secret (Adjective) : kept hidden from others
confidential (Adjective) : meant to be kept secret and not told or shared with other people
obvious (Adjective) : easy to see or understand; clear
honest (Adjective) : always speaking the truth, never stealing or cheating
accurate (Adjective) : correct and true in every detail

Correct Option: C

secret (Adjective) : kept hidden from others
confidential (Adjective) : meant to be kept secret and not told or shared with other people
obvious (Adjective) : easy to see or understand; clear
honest (Adjective) : always speaking the truth, never stealing or cheating
accurate (Adjective) : correct and true in every detail

freedom (Noun) : the right to do or say what you want without anyone stopping you
liberty (Noun) : freedom to live as you choose
equality (Noun) : the fact of being equal in rights, status, advantages, etc.
charity (Noun) : the aim of giving money, food, help, etc. to people who are in need
democracy (Noun) : a system of government in which all the people of a country can vote to elect their representatives

Correct Option: A

freedom (Noun) : the right to do or say what you want without anyone stopping you
liberty (Noun) : freedom to live as you choose
equality (Noun) : the fact of being equal in rights, status, advantages, etc.
charity (Noun) : the aim of giving money, food, help, etc. to people who are in need
democracy (Noun) : a system of government in which all the people of a country can vote to elect their representatives

dejected (Adjective) : unhappy and disappointed; despondent
despondent (Adjective) : sad; without much hope; dejected.
deserted (Adjective) : a place with no people in it; abandoned
rejected (verb) : to refuse to accept or consider something ; to decide not to use
repentant (Adjective) : feeling or showing that you are sorry for something wrong that you have done

Correct Option: B

dejected (Adjective) : unhappy and disappointed; despondent
despondent (Adjective) : sad; without much hope; dejected.
deserted (Adjective) : a place with no people in it; abandoned
rejected (verb) : to refuse to accept or consider something ; to decide not to use
repentant (Adjective) : feeling or showing that you are sorry for something wrong that you have done

ecstatic (Adjective) : very happy, excited and enthusiastic; delighted
jubilant (Adjective) : feeling or showing great happiness
brilliant (Adjective) : extremely clever or impressive
proud (Adjective) : feeling pleased and satisfied about something you own or have done
gloomy (Adjective) : depressing

Correct Option: C

ecstatic (Adjective) : very happy, excited and enthusiastic; delighted
jubilant (Adjective) : feeling or showing great happiness
brilliant (Adjective) : extremely clever or impressive
proud (Adjective) : feeling pleased and satisfied about something you own or have done
gloomy (Adjective) : depressing