ridiculous (Adjective) : very silly or unreasonable; absurd
absurb (Adjective) : completely ridiculous; not logical and sensible
diligent (Adjective) : showing care and effort in your work or duties
brisk (Adjective) : quick; practical and confident
complex (Adjective) : complicated; difficult to understand

Correct Option: B

ridiculous (Adjective) : very silly or unreasonable; absurd
absurb (Adjective) : completely ridiculous; not logical and sensible
diligent (Adjective) : showing care and effort in your work or duties
brisk (Adjective) : quick; practical and confident
complex (Adjective) : complicated; difficult to understand

hideous (Adjective) : very ugly or unpleasant; revolting
gruesome (Adjective) : very unpleasant and filling you with horror
sullen (Adjective) : bad–tempered and not speaking exhausting (Adjective) : making
you feel very tired
insulting (Adjective) : causing or intending to cause somebody to feel offended

Correct Option: B

hideous (Adjective) : very ugly or unpleasant; revolting
gruesome (Adjective) : very unpleasant and filling you with horror
sullen (Adjective) : bad–tempered and not speaking exhausting (Adjective) : making
you feel very tired
insulting (Adjective) : causing or intending to cause somebody to feel offended

regular (Adjective) : done or happening often
periodic (Adjective) : happening often and regularly
infrequent (Adjective) : not happening often; rare
continuous (Adjective) : happening or existing for a period of time without interruption; continual
occasional (Adjective) : happening or done sometimes but not often

Correct Option: D

regular (Adjective) : done or happening often
periodic (Adjective) : happening often and regularly
infrequent (Adjective) : not happening often; rare
continuous (Adjective) : happening or existing for a period of time without interruption; continual
occasional (Adjective) : happening or done sometimes but not often

inform (Verb) : to tell somebody about something in an official way
apprise (Verb) : to tell or in form somebody of something
praise (Verb) : to show approval of or admiration for somebody or something
conceal (Verb) : to hide
assess (Verb) : to make a judgement about the nature or quality of somebody or something

Correct Option: B

inform (Verb) : to tell somebody about something in an official way
apprise (Verb) : to tell or in form somebody of something
praise (Verb) : to show approval of or admiration for somebody or something
conceal (Verb) : to hide
assess (Verb) : to make a judgement about the nature or quality of somebody or something

puzzle (Verb) : baffle; to make somebody feel confused
baffle (Verb) : to confuse somebody completely; to be too difficult or strange for somebody to understand or explain; perplex; puzzle
strike (Verb) : to hit somebody or something hard
flutter (Verb) : to move lightly and quickly; a quick, light movement.
surpass (Verb) : to do or be better than somebody or something

Correct Option: B

puzzle (Verb) : baffle; to make somebody feel confused
baffle (Verb) : to confuse somebody completely; to be too difficult or strange for somebody to understand or explain; perplex; puzzle
strike (Verb) : to hit somebody or something hard
flutter (Verb) : to move lightly and quickly; a quick, light movement.
surpass (Verb) : to do or be better than somebody or something