unpleasant (Adjective) : not pleasant or comfortable; disagreeable
sordid (Adjective) : immoral or dishonest; very dirty and unpleasant; squalid; wretched
sore (Noun) : a part of body which is painful and often red because of infection
splendid (Adjective) : excellent; very good; great
dissatisfied (Adjective) : not happy or satisfied

Correct Option: B

unpleasant (Adjective) : not pleasant or comfortable; disagreeable
sordid (Adjective) : immoral or dishonest; very dirty and unpleasant; squalid; wretched
sore (Noun) : a part of body which is painful and often red because of infection
splendid (Adjective) : excellent; very good; great
dissatisfied (Adjective) : not happy or satisfied

peaceful (Adjective) : quiet and calm; not worried or disturbed in any way; tranquil
tranquil (Adjective) : quiet and peaceful; serene; calm
tremendous (Adjective) : very great; huge
dynamic (Adjective) : having a lot of energy and a strong personality
treacherous (Adjective) : that cannot be trusted; deceitful

Correct Option: D

peaceful (Adjective) : quiet and calm; not worried or disturbed in any way; tranquil
tranquil (Adjective) : quiet and peaceful; serene; calm
tremendous (Adjective) : very great; huge
dynamic (Adjective) : having a lot of energy and a strong personality
treacherous (Adjective) : that cannot be trusted; deceitful

fictitious (Adjective) : invented by somebody rather than true
imaginary (Adjective) : existing only in your mind or imagination
fabulous (Adjective) : extremely good; very great
factitious (Adjective) : not genuine but created deliberately and made to appear to be true
fallacious (Adjective) : wrong; based on a false idea

Correct Option: B

fictitious (Adjective) : invented by somebody rather than true
imaginary (Adjective) : existing only in your mind or imagination
fabulous (Adjective) : extremely good; very great
factitious (Adjective) : not genuine but created deliberately and made to appear to be true
fallacious (Adjective) : wrong; based on a false idea

violence (Noun) : violent behaviour that is intended to hurt or kill somebody
atrocity (Noun) : a cruel and violent act
envy (Noun) : jealousy
jealousy (Noun) : envy; a feeling of being jealous
absurdity (Noun) : the state of being completely ridiculous; illogical or insensible

Correct Option: B

violence (Noun) : violent behaviour that is intended to hurt or kill somebody
atrocity (Noun) : a cruel and violent act
envy (Noun) : jealousy
jealousy (Noun) : envy; a feeling of being jealous
absurdity (Noun) : the state of being completely ridiculous; illogical or insensible

dull (Adjective) : not interesting or coexisting; boring
tedious (Adjective) : lasting or taking too long and not interesting; boring; wearisome
devious (Adjective) : behaving in a dishonest or indirect way; deceitful
distinctive (Adjective) : having a quality or characteristic that makes something different and
easily noticed
derogatory (Adjective) : showing a critical attitude towards somebody; insulting

Correct Option: B

dull (Adjective) : not interesting or coexisting; boring
tedious (Adjective) : lasting or taking too long and not interesting; boring; wearisome
devious (Adjective) : behaving in a dishonest or indirect way; deceitful
distinctive (Adjective) : having a quality or characteristic that makes something different and
easily noticed
derogatory (Adjective) : showing a critical attitude towards somebody; insulting