responsibility (Noun) : to take responsibility of somebody or something so that you may be blamed if something goes wrong
onus (Noun) : the responsibility for something
sadness (Noun) : the feeling of being sad
happiness (Noun) : state of being happy
criticism (Noun) : the act of expressing disapproval of somebody or something and opinions
about his faults or bad qualities

Correct Option: C

responsibility (Noun) : to take responsibility of somebody or something so that you may be blamed if something goes wrong
onus (Noun) : the responsibility for something
sadness (Noun) : the feeling of being sad
happiness (Noun) : state of being happy
criticism (Noun) : the act of expressing disapproval of somebody or something and opinions
about his faults or bad qualities

quarrelsome (Adjective) :
liking to argue with other people
cantankerous (Adjective) : badtempered and always complaining
cancerous (Adjective) : related
to cancer (growth of cells)
ferocious (Adjective) : very aggressive or violent; strange
fissiparous (Adjective) : reproducing by fission (the division of
cells into new cells)

Correct Option: C

quarrelsome (Adjective) :
liking to argue with other people
cantankerous (Adjective) : badtempered and always complaining
cancerous (Adjective) : related
to cancer (growth of cells)
ferocious (Adjective) : very aggressive or violent; strange
fissiparous (Adjective) : reproducing by fission (the division of
cells into new cells)

abundant (Adjective) : plentiful; more than enough
luxuriant (Adjective) : growing thickly and strongly in a way that is attractive ; abundant
luxury-loving (Adjective) : loving to be extravagant or enjoy the luxuries
lovely (Adjective) : beautiful
rich (Adjective) : having a lot of money or property

Correct Option: D

abundant (Adjective) : plentiful; more than enough
luxuriant (Adjective) : growing thickly and strongly in a way that is attractive ; abundant
luxury-loving (Adjective) : loving to be extravagant or enjoy the luxuries
lovely (Adjective) : beautiful
rich (Adjective) : having a lot of money or property

rough (Adjective) : having a surface that is not even or regular
coarse (Adjective) : rough
academic (Adjective) : connected with education
grain (Adjective) : the seeds of food plants such as wheat, rice, etc.
training (Adjective) : the process of having the skills that you need to do a job.

Correct Option: C

rough (Adjective) : having a surface that is not even or regular
coarse (Adjective) : rough
academic (Adjective) : connected with education
grain (Adjective) : the seeds of food plants such as wheat, rice, etc.
training (Adjective) : the process of having the skills that you need to do a job.

tax (Noun) : money paid to the government so that public services may be started.
impost (Noun) : money collected under a tariff
fertilizer (Noun) : a substance added to soil to make the soil more healthy
dispatch (Noun) : sending somebody something somewhere
postage (Noun) : the cost of sending a letter, parcel, etc. by post

Correct Option: C

tax (Noun) : money paid to the government so that public services may be started.
impost (Noun) : money collected under a tariff
fertilizer (Noun) : a substance added to soil to make the soil more healthy
dispatch (Noun) : sending somebody something somewhere
postage (Noun) : the cost of sending a letter, parcel, etc. by post