pause
hesitate (V.) : to be worried about doing something ; to be slow to speak or act ; pause.

Correct Option: B

pause
hesitate (V.) : to be worried about doing something ; to be slow to speak or act ; pause.

roam
wander (V.) : to walk around a place without any purpose ; roam.

Correct Option: C

roam
wander (V.) : to walk around a place without any purpose ; roam.

tractable (Adj.) : easily managed
acquiescent (Adj.) : easy to deal with or control ; manageable
insurgent (Adj.) : in opposition to a civil authority/government
obstreperous (Adj.) : noisy and difficult to control
recalcitrant (Adj.) : unwilling to obey rules/follow instructions; difficult to control

Correct Option: A

tractable (Adj.) : easily managed
acquiescent (Adj.) : easy to deal with or control ; manageable
insurgent (Adj.) : in opposition to a civil authority/government
obstreperous (Adj.) : noisy and difficult to control
recalcitrant (Adj.) : unwilling to obey rules/follow instructions; difficult to control

reticent
taciturn (Adj.) : tending not to say very much in a way that seems unfriendly; reserved;
uncommunicative.
reticent (Adj.) : reserved; un communicative
gregarious (Adj.) : sociable
garrulous (Adj.) : talkative

Correct Option: A

reticent
taciturn (Adj.) : tending not to say very much in a way that seems unfriendly; reserved;
uncommunicative.
reticent (Adj.) : reserved; un communicative
gregarious (Adj.) : sociable
garrulous (Adj.) : talkative

infuriate
exasperate (V.) : to annoy or irritate somebody very much ; infuriate.
tranquilize (V.) : to make a person/an animal calm/ unconscious, by giving them a
drug
alleviate (V.) : provide physical relief, as from pain
infuriate (V.) : make furious
appease (V.) : make peace with

Correct Option: C

infuriate
exasperate (V.) : to annoy or irritate somebody very much ; infuriate.
tranquilize (V.) : to make a person/an animal calm/ unconscious, by giving them a
drug
alleviate (V.) : provide physical relief, as from pain
infuriate (V.) : make furious
appease (V.) : make peace with