submissive (Adjective) : willing to accept somebody else’s authority and willing to obey him without questioning
docile (Adjective) : quiet and easy to control
stubborn (Adjective) : determined not to change your opinion or attitude; obstinate
strong (Adjective) : having great power; firm
changeable (Adjective) : likely to change; unpredictable

Correct Option: A

submissive (Adjective) : willing to accept somebody else’s authority and willing to obey him without questioning
docile (Adjective) : quiet and easy to control
stubborn (Adjective) : determined not to change your opinion or attitude; obstinate
strong (Adjective) : having great power; firm
changeable (Adjective) : likely to change; unpredictable

scorn (Verb/Noun) : to have a strong feeling that somebody or something is stupid or not good enough, usually shown by the way you speak
abuse (Verb) : to make bad use of something; misuse; insult; to use power or knowledge unfairly or wrongly
use (Verb) : to do something with a machine, a method, an object, etc. for a particular purpose
praise (Verb) : to express your approval or admiration for somebody; compliment
raise (Verb) : to move or lift to a higher level; to increase the amount; to collect money or people together

Correct Option: C

scorn (Verb/Noun) : to have a strong feeling that somebody or something is stupid or not good enough, usually shown by the way you speak
abuse (Verb) : to make bad use of something; misuse; insult; to use power or knowledge unfairly or wrongly
use (Verb) : to do something with a machine, a method, an object, etc. for a particular purpose
praise (Verb) : to express your approval or admiration for somebody; compliment
raise (Verb) : to move or lift to a higher level; to increase the amount; to collect money or people together

refuse (Verb) : deny; to say that you will not do something
deny (Verb) : to refuse to admit or accept something
regain (Verb) : to get back something you no longer have
repair (Verb) : to restore something that is broken, damaged or torn to good condition; put right
reduce (Verb) : to make something less or smaller

Correct Option: B

refuse (Verb) : deny; to say that you will not do something
deny (Verb) : to refuse to admit or accept something
regain (Verb) : to get back something you no longer have
repair (Verb) : to restore something that is broken, damaged or torn to good condition; put right
reduce (Verb) : to make something less or smaller

progress (Verb) : to develop or improve; advance
advance (Verb) : to move forward; develop; to help something to succeed; progress
reduce (Verb) : to make something less smaller in size, quantity, price, etc.
halt (Verb) : to stop
extend (Verb) : to make something longer or larger

Correct Option: C

progress (Verb) : to develop or improve; advance
advance (Verb) : to move forward; develop; to help something to succeed; progress
reduce (Verb) : to make something less smaller in size, quantity, price, etc.
halt (Verb) : to stop
extend (Verb) : to make something longer or larger

obstruction (Noun) : the fact of trying to prevent from making progress
impediment (Noun) : something that delays or stops the progress of something; obstacle; a physical problem that makes it difficult to speak normally
clear (Noun/Verb) : no longer in danger or thought to be guilty; away from something ; to remove something from a place; easy to understand
ailment (Noun) : an illness that is not very serious
incapable (Adjective) : not able to do something well

Correct Option: D

obstruction (Noun) : the fact of trying to prevent from making progress
impediment (Noun) : something that delays or stops the progress of something; obstacle; a physical problem that makes it difficult to speak normally
clear (Noun/Verb) : no longer in danger or thought to be guilty; away from something ; to remove something from a place; easy to understand
ailment (Noun) : an illness that is not very serious
incapable (Adjective) : not able to do something well