vice (N.) : evil or immoral behaviour.
virtue (N.) : behaviour or attitudes that show high moral standards.

Correct Option: A

vice (N.) : evil or immoral behaviour.
virtue (N.) : behaviour or attitudes that show high moral standards.

dissent (N.) : the fact of expressing opinions that are different from those that are accepted.
assent (N.) : the official agreement to or approval of something.

Correct Option: B

dissent (N.) : the fact of expressing opinions that are different from those that are accepted.
assent (N.) : the official agreement to or approval of something.

honourable (Adj.) : deserving respect and admiration.
debauched (Adj.) : immoral ; depraved, dissolute.
dissipated (Adj.) : enjoying activities that are harmful such as drinking too much alcohol
depraved (Adj.) : morally bad
unrestrained (Adj.) : not controlled

Correct Option: C

honourable (Adj.) : deserving respect and admiration.
debauched (Adj.) : immoral ; depraved, dissolute.
dissipated (Adj.) : enjoying activities that are harmful such as drinking too much alcohol
depraved (Adj.) : morally bad
unrestrained (Adj.) : not controlled

disparage (V.) : belittle ; to suggest that something is not important or valuable.
accentuate (V.) : to emphasize something or make it more noticeable.
enunciate (V.) : to express an idea clearly and exactly
aggrandize (V.) : add details to
exacerbate (V.) : make worse

Correct Option: A

disparage (V.) : belittle ; to suggest that something is not important or valuable.
accentuate (V.) : to emphasize something or make it more noticeable.
enunciate (V.) : to express an idea clearly and exactly
aggrandize (V.) : add details to
exacerbate (V.) : make worse

opulent (Adj.) : luxurious; wealthy; extremely rich.
penurious (Adj.) : very poor ; destitute ; penniless.

Correct Option: D

opulent (Adj.) : luxurious; wealthy; extremely rich.
penurious (Adj.) : very poor ; destitute ; penniless.