dismiss (Verb) : to officially remove somebody from job ; fire; sack.
appoint (Verb) : to choose somebody for a job or position of responsibility.

Correct Option: A

dismiss (Verb) : to officially remove somebody from job ; fire; sack.
appoint (Verb) : to choose somebody for a job or position of responsibility.

exculpation (Noun): stating officially that somebody is not guilty.
accusation (Noun) : to say someone guilty of doing something wrong.

Correct Option: D

exculpation (Noun): stating officially that somebody is not guilty.
accusation (Noun) : to say someone guilty of doing something wrong.

innocent (Adjective) : not guilty of a crime.
guilty (Adjective) : having done something illegal; being responsible for something bad.

Correct Option: C

innocent (Adjective) : not guilty of a crime.
guilty (Adjective) : having done something illegal; being responsible for something bad.

ordinary (Adjective) : not unusual.
bizarre (Adjective): very strange or unusual; weird.

Correct Option: C

ordinary (Adjective) : not unusual.
bizarre (Adjective): very strange or unusual; weird.

rejoice (Verb) : to express great happiness about something.
grieve (Verb) : to feel very sad because somebody has died; pain.

Correct Option: C

rejoice (Verb) : to express great happiness about something.
grieve (Verb) : to feel very sad because somebody has died; pain.