disturbance (Noun) : a noisy fight; the act of disturbing something or somebody
commotion (Noun) : sudden noisy confusion or excitement
cheer (Noun) : a shout of joy, support or praise
imbalance (Noun) : a situation in which two or more things are not the same in size or are not treated the same, in a way that is unfair or causes problems
movement (Noun) : the act of moving from one place to another

Correct Option: C

disturbance (Noun) : a noisy fight; the act of disturbing something or somebody
commotion (Noun) : sudden noisy confusion or excitement
cheer (Noun) : a shout of joy, support or praise
imbalance (Noun) : a situation in which two or more things are not the same in size or are not treated the same, in a way that is unfair or causes problems
movement (Noun) : the act of moving from one place to another

rest (Verb) : to relax, sleep or do nothing after a period of activity of illness; to be buried
repose (Verb) : to rest, sleep or feel calm
place (Verb) : to put something in a particular place
keep (Verb) : to stay in a particular condition or position
replace (Verb) : to be instead of something or somebody else

Correct Option: C

rest (Verb) : to relax, sleep or do nothing after a period of activity of illness; to be buried
repose (Verb) : to rest, sleep or feel calm
place (Verb) : to put something in a particular place
keep (Verb) : to stay in a particular condition or position
replace (Verb) : to be instead of something or somebody else

beautify (Verb) : to make somebody or something beautiful or more beautiful
adorn (Verb) : to make something or somebody look more attractive by decorating it or him with something
trust (Verb) : to believe that somebody is good, sincere and honest
writer (Noun) : a person who writes books, stories, articles, etc.
suspect (Verb) : to have an idea that something is probably true or likely to happen, but without having definite proof

Correct Option: D

beautify (Verb) : to make somebody or something beautiful or more beautiful
adorn (Verb) : to make something or somebody look more attractive by decorating it or him with something
trust (Verb) : to believe that somebody is good, sincere and honest
writer (Noun) : a person who writes books, stories, articles, etc.
suspect (Verb) : to have an idea that something is probably true or likely to happen, but without having definite proof

abolish (Verb) : to officially end a law, a system or an institution
cancel (Verb) : to decide that something that has been arranged will not now take place;
annul; abolish; neutralize
approve (Verb) : to think somebody or something is good, suitable or acceptable
allow (Verb) : to let somebody or something do something
break (Verb) : to be damaged and separated into two or more pieces

Correct Option: A

abolish (Verb) : to officially end a law, a system or an institution
cancel (Verb) : to decide that something that has been arranged will not now take place;
annul; abolish; neutralize
approve (Verb) : to think somebody or something is good, suitable or acceptable
allow (Verb) : to let somebody or something do something
break (Verb) : to be damaged and separated into two or more pieces

forsake (Verb) : abandon; to leave somebody or something, especially when you have a responsibility to stay
abandon (Verb) : to leave somebody with no intention of returning especially when you
have a responsibility
keep (Verb) : to stay in a particular condition or position; to continue doing something
cherish (Verb) : to love somebody or something very much and want to protect him or it
enlarge (Verb) : to make something bigger

Correct Option: A

forsake (Verb) : abandon; to leave somebody or something, especially when you have a responsibility to stay
abandon (Verb) : to leave somebody with no intention of returning especially when you
have a responsibility
keep (Verb) : to stay in a particular condition or position; to continue doing something
cherish (Verb) : to love somebody or something very much and want to protect him or it
enlarge (Verb) : to make something bigger