preventive (Adjective) : to try to stop something that causes problems
prophylactic (Adjective) : done or used in order to prevent a disease
antagonistic (Adjective) : a person who strongly opposes; opponent
toxic (Adjective) : poisonous
purgative (Adjective) : used for emptying your bowels

Correct Option: C

preventive (Adjective) : to try to stop something that causes problems
prophylactic (Adjective) : done or used in order to prevent a disease
antagonistic (Adjective) : a person who strongly opposes; opponent
toxic (Adjective) : poisonous
purgative (Adjective) : used for emptying your bowels

banish (Verb) : to order somebody to leave a place – a country, as a punishment ; exile
ostracise (Verb) : to refuse to let somebody be a member of a social group; shun
belittle (Verb) : to make somebody or the things that somebody does seem unimportant
beguile (Verb) : to trick somebody into doing something, by being nice to him
besiege (Verb) : to surround a building, city etc. with soldiers until the people inside are forced to let you in

Correct Option: A

banish (Verb) : to order somebody to leave a place – a country, as a punishment ; exile
ostracise (Verb) : to refuse to let somebody be a member of a social group; shun
belittle (Verb) : to make somebody or the things that somebody does seem unimportant
beguile (Verb) : to trick somebody into doing something, by being nice to him
besiege (Verb) : to surround a building, city etc. with soldiers until the people inside are forced to let you in

downfall (Noun) : the loss of a person’s money, power, social postion, etc.
debacle (Noun) : an event or a situation that is a complete failure and causes embarrassment
decline (Noun) : a continuous decrease in the number
discomfiture (Noun) : anxious embarrassment
degeneration (Noun) : the process of becoming worse or less acceptable in quality or condition

Correct Option: B

downfall (Noun) : the loss of a person’s money, power, social postion, etc.
debacle (Noun) : an event or a situation that is a complete failure and causes embarrassment
decline (Noun) : a continuous decrease in the number
discomfiture (Noun) : anxious embarrassment
degeneration (Noun) : the process of becoming worse or less acceptable in quality or condition

commonplace (Noun) : done very often; not unusual; existing
in many places
trite (Adjective) : dull and boring because it has been expressed so many times before;
banal ; not original;
clever (Adjective) : intelligent
brief (Adjective) : short
impudent (Adjective) : rude

Correct Option: A

commonplace (Noun) : done very often; not unusual; existing
in many places
trite (Adjective) : dull and boring because it has been expressed so many times before;
banal ; not original;
clever (Adjective) : intelligent
brief (Adjective) : short
impudent (Adjective) : rude

ridicule (Noun) : unkind remarks that make fun of somebody or something or make him look silly ; mockery
derision (Noun) : a strong feeling that somebody or something is ridiculous and not worth considering seriously
humiliation (Noun) : feeling ashamed or stupid
embarrassment (Noun) : a feeling of shyness
condemnation (Noun) : an expression of very strong disapproval

Correct Option: C

ridicule (Noun) : unkind remarks that make fun of somebody or something or make him look silly ; mockery
derision (Noun) : a strong feeling that somebody or something is ridiculous and not worth considering seriously
humiliation (Noun) : feeling ashamed or stupid
embarrassment (Noun) : a feeling of shyness
condemnation (Noun) : an expression of very strong disapproval