real (Adjective) : genuine; not false or artificial
genuine (Adjective) : real; not artificial
unreal (Adjective) : not related to reality
similar (Adjective) : like somebody or something but not exactly the same
false (Adjective) : wrong; not correct or true

Correct Option: A

real (Adjective) : genuine; not false or artificial
genuine (Adjective) : real; not artificial
unreal (Adjective) : not related to reality
similar (Adjective) : like somebody or something but not exactly the same
false (Adjective) : wrong; not correct or true

arrested (Verb) : to take into custody, as a suspected criminal
apprehend (Verb) : to catch somebody and arrest him
understood (Verb) : to know the meaning of words, how a work is done, what somebody says, etc.
feared (Verb) : to be frightened
questioned (Verb) : to ask questions

Correct Option: B

arrested (Verb) : to take into custody, as a suspected criminal
apprehend (Verb) : to catch somebody and arrest him
understood (Verb) : to know the meaning of words, how a work is done, what somebody says, etc.
feared (Verb) : to be frightened
questioned (Verb) : to ask questions

correct (Adjective) : right; not wrong
right (Adjective) : correct; not wrong; suitable, just, proper
marked (Adjective) : easy to see; noticeable; distinct
straight (Adjective) : without a bend or cause; going in one direction only
finished (Adjective) : no longer doing something or dealing with somebody or something

Correct Option: A

correct (Adjective) : right; not wrong
right (Adjective) : correct; not wrong; suitable, just, proper
marked (Adjective) : easy to see; noticeable; distinct
straight (Adjective) : without a bend or cause; going in one direction only
finished (Adjective) : no longer doing something or dealing with somebody or something

introduce (Verb) : to tell two or more people who have not met before about each other (names)
acquaint (Verb) : to make somebody or yourself familiar with or aware of something
arouse (Verb) : to make somebody have a particular feeling or attitude; excite
appoint (Verb) : to choose somebody for a job or position of responsibility
acquire (Verb) : to gain something by your own efforts, ability or behaviour

Correct Option: B

introduce (Verb) : to tell two or more people who have not met before about each other (names)
acquaint (Verb) : to make somebody or yourself familiar with or aware of something
arouse (Verb) : to make somebody have a particular feeling or attitude; excite
appoint (Verb) : to choose somebody for a job or position of responsibility
acquire (Verb) : to gain something by your own efforts, ability or behaviour

real (Adjective) : genuine and not false or artificial
genuine (Adjective) : real; not artificial; authentic
good (Adjective) : of high quality; pleasant
attractive (Adjective) : pleasant to look at; appealing
lovable (Adjective) : having qualities that people find attractive and easy to love

Correct Option: B

real (Adjective) : genuine and not false or artificial
genuine (Adjective) : real; not artificial; authentic
good (Adjective) : of high quality; pleasant
attractive (Adjective) : pleasant to look at; appealing
lovable (Adjective) : having qualities that people find attractive and easy to love