careful (Adjective) : giving attention and thought in order to avoid mistakes or doing something wrong or hurting somebody
meticulous (Adjective) : paying careful attention to every detail; thorough; fastidious
interfere (Verb) : to get involved in a situation which is not liked by other people.
courage (Noun) : bravery
agreement (Noun) : a promise or contract made with somebody

Correct Option: D

careful (Adjective) : giving attention and thought in order to avoid mistakes or doing something wrong or hurting somebody
meticulous (Adjective) : paying careful attention to every detail; thorough; fastidious
interfere (Verb) : to get involved in a situation which is not liked by other people.
courage (Noun) : bravery
agreement (Noun) : a promise or contract made with somebody

acronym (Noun) : a word formed by the initial letters of words
a word with two or more meanings — homonym
a word of new coinage — neologism
(3) a word of picturesque effect — vivid/graphic

Correct Option: C

acronym (Noun) : a word formed by the initial letters of words
a word with two or more meanings — homonym
a word of new coinage — neologism
(3) a word of picturesque effect — vivid/graphic

anger (Noun) : the strong feeling you have when you think that something bad or unfair has happened
indignation (Noun) : a feeling of anger and surprise caused by something that you feel is unfair
or unreasonable
hatred (Noun) : a very strong feeling of dislike
disapproval (Noun) : a feeling that you do not like an idea because you feel it is bad or unsuitable
contempt (Noun) : the feeling that something or somebody has no value and deserves no respect at all

Correct Option: B

anger (Noun) : the strong feeling you have when you think that something bad or unfair has happened
indignation (Noun) : a feeling of anger and surprise caused by something that you feel is unfair
or unreasonable
hatred (Noun) : a very strong feeling of dislike
disapproval (Noun) : a feeling that you do not like an idea because you feel it is bad or unsuitable
contempt (Noun) : the feeling that something or somebody has no value and deserves no respect at all

indecent (Adjective) : thought to be morally offensive, especially because it involves sex
obscene (Adjective) : connected with sex in a way that most people find offensive; outrageous
incorrigible (Adjective) : having bad habits which cannot be changed or improved; incurable
ridiculous (Adjective) : very silly; unreasonable
intolerable (Adjective) : so bad that you cannot accept it; unreasonable

Correct Option: A

indecent (Adjective) : thought to be morally offensive, especially because it involves sex
obscene (Adjective) : connected with sex in a way that most people find offensive; outrageous
incorrigible (Adjective) : having bad habits which cannot be changed or improved; incurable
ridiculous (Adjective) : very silly; unreasonable
intolerable (Adjective) : so bad that you cannot accept it; unreasonable

authentic (Adjective) : known to be real and genuine and not copied
genuine (Adjective) : known to be real and authentic
legitimate (Adjective) : valid; for which there is a fair reasons.
reliable (Adjective) : that can be trusted; dependable
pure (Adjective) : not mixed with anything else

Correct Option: A

authentic (Adjective) : known to be real and genuine and not copied
genuine (Adjective) : known to be real and authentic
legitimate (Adjective) : valid; for which there is a fair reasons.
reliable (Adjective) : that can be trusted; dependable
pure (Adjective) : not mixed with anything else