preservation (Noun) : the act of keeping something in its original state
conservation (Noun) : the protection of the natural environment
respiration (Noun) : the act of breathing
correction (Noun) : a change that makes something more accurate than it was before
confusion (Noun) : the state of not being certain or sure

Correct Option: A

preservation (Noun) : the act of keeping something in its original state
conservation (Noun) : the protection of the natural environment
respiration (Noun) : the act of breathing
correction (Noun) : a change that makes something more accurate than it was before
confusion (Noun) : the state of not being certain or sure

talent (Noun) : natural ability to do something well
flair (Noun) : natural ability to do something well
tendency (Noun) : behaving or act in a particular way; trend
bias (Noun) : a strong feeling in favour of or against somebody or something
need (Noun) : a situation when something in necessary or must be done

Correct Option: A

talent (Noun) : natural ability to do something well
flair (Noun) : natural ability to do something well
tendency (Noun) : behaving or act in a particular way; trend
bias (Noun) : a strong feeling in favour of or against somebody or something
need (Noun) : a situation when something in necessary or must be done

illegal (Adjective) : not allowed by law
illicit (Adjective) : not allowed by the law; illegal; not approved by the normal rules of the society
immoral (Adjective) : not considered to be good or honest
ineligible (Adjective) : not having the necessary qualifications to do something
illegible (Adjective) : difficult or impossible to read

Correct Option: B

illegal (Adjective) : not allowed by law
illicit (Adjective) : not allowed by the law; illegal; not approved by the normal rules of the society
immoral (Adjective) : not considered to be good or honest
ineligible (Adjective) : not having the necessary qualifications to do something
illegible (Adjective) : difficult or impossible to read

dislike (Noun) : a feeling of not liking somebody or something
antipathy (Noun) : a strong feeling of dislike; hostility
dishonesty (Noun) : not being honest
disturbance (Noun) : actions that make you stop what you are doing, or that upset the normal
state that something is in
demonstration (Noun) : a public meeting or march, protesting against or supporting somebody
or something ; showing how something works

Correct Option: D

dislike (Noun) : a feeling of not liking somebody or something
antipathy (Noun) : a strong feeling of dislike; hostility
dishonesty (Noun) : not being honest
disturbance (Noun) : actions that make you stop what you are doing, or that upset the normal
state that something is in
demonstration (Noun) : a public meeting or march, protesting against or supporting somebody
or something ; showing how something works

revoke (Verb) : to officially cancel something so that it may no longer be valid
rescind (Verb) : to officially state that a law, contract, decision etc. is no longer valid; revoke
change (Verb) : to become different
repeat (Verb) : to say or write something again or more than once
reconsider (Verb) : to think about something again in order to change your decision or opinion

Correct Option: B

revoke (Verb) : to officially cancel something so that it may no longer be valid
rescind (Verb) : to officially state that a law, contract, decision etc. is no longer valid; revoke
change (Verb) : to become different
repeat (Verb) : to say or write something again or more than once
reconsider (Verb) : to think about something again in order to change your decision or opinion