expect (Verb) : to think or believe that something will happen or that somebody will do something
anticipate (Verb) : to expect something
antagonise (Verb) : to do something to make somebody feel angry with you
accept (Verb) : to take willingly something that is offered
hope (Verb) : to want something to happen and think that it is possible

Correct Option: B

expect (Verb) : to think or believe that something will happen or that somebody will do something
anticipate (Verb) : to expect something
antagonise (Verb) : to do something to make somebody feel angry with you
accept (Verb) : to take willingly something that is offered
hope (Verb) : to want something to happen and think that it is possible

plentiful (Adjective) : existing in large quantities; abundant
abundant (Adjective) : plentiful; more than enough; existing in large quantities
sufficient (Adjective) : enough for a particular purpose
ignificant (Adjective) : important enough to have an effect or be noticed
vibrant (Adjective) : full of life and energy; exciting; very bright and strong; brilliant

Correct Option: B

plentiful (Adjective) : existing in large quantities; abundant
abundant (Adjective) : plentiful; more than enough; existing in large quantities
sufficient (Adjective) : enough for a particular purpose
ignificant (Adjective) : important enough to have an effect or be noticed
vibrant (Adjective) : full of life and energy; exciting; very bright and strong; brilliant

methodical (Adjective) : done in a careful and logical way; disciplined; precise
meticulous (Adjective) : paying careful attention to every detail; thorough; fastidious; methodical
correct (Adjective) : right; accurate or true; without any mistakes
clean (Adjective) : not dirty; not harmful
painstaking (Adjective) : needing a lot of care, effort and attention to detail; thorough

Correct Option: C

methodical (Adjective) : done in a careful and logical way; disciplined; precise
meticulous (Adjective) : paying careful attention to every detail; thorough; fastidious; methodical
correct (Adjective) : right; accurate or true; without any mistakes
clean (Adjective) : not dirty; not harmful
painstaking (Adjective) : needing a lot of care, effort and attention to detail; thorough

reject (Verb) : to refuse to accept or consider something
quash (Verb) : to officially say that a decision made by a court is no longer valid or correct; overturn; suppress; to take action to stop something from continuing
question (Verb) : to ask questions (official)
pledge (Verb) : swear; to make somebody or yourself promise to do something
slash (Verb) : to make a long cut with a sharp object; slit

Correct Option: C

reject (Verb) : to refuse to accept or consider something
quash (Verb) : to officially say that a decision made by a court is no longer valid or correct; overturn; suppress; to take action to stop something from continuing
question (Verb) : to ask questions (official)
pledge (Verb) : swear; to make somebody or yourself promise to do something
slash (Verb) : to make a long cut with a sharp object; slit

mercy (Noun) : a kind or forgiving attitude
pity (Noun) : a feeling of sympathy and sadness caused by the suffering of others
offence (Noun) : an illegal act; crime
kindness (Noun) : the quality of being kind
joy (Noun) : a feeling of great happiness; delight

Correct Option: B

mercy (Noun) : a kind or forgiving attitude
pity (Noun) : a feeling of sympathy and sadness caused by the suffering of others
offence (Noun) : an illegal act; crime
kindness (Noun) : the quality of being kind
joy (Noun) : a feeling of great happiness; delight