condemn (V) : to express strong disapproval; to sentence.
acquit (V) : to decide and state officially in court that somebody is not guilty of a crime.

Correct Option: D

condemn (V) : to express strong disapproval; to sentence.
acquit (V) : to decide and state officially in court that somebody is not guilty of a crime.

naive (Adj.) : lacking experience of life, knowledge; innocent or simple; artless.
calculative (Adj.) : carefully planned to get what you want. docile : quiet and easy to control.

Correct Option: A

naive (Adj.) : lacking experience of life, knowledge; innocent or simple; artless.
calculative (Adj.) : carefully planned to get what you want. docile : quiet and easy to control.

implement (Verb) : to make something that has been officially decided to start, to happen or be used; carry out
revoke (Verb) : to officially cancel something so that it is no longer valid; invalidate
negate (V.) : to stop something from having any effect ; nullify
annul (V.) : to state officially that something is no longer legally valid
invalidate (V.) : to prove that an idea, a story, an argument, etc. is wrong

Correct Option: D

implement (Verb) : to make something that has been officially decided to start, to happen or be used; carry out
revoke (Verb) : to officially cancel something so that it is no longer valid; invalidate
negate (V.) : to stop something from having any effect ; nullify
annul (V.) : to state officially that something is no longer legally valid
invalidate (V.) : to prove that an idea, a story, an argument, etc. is wrong

oppose (V.) : to disagree.
encourage (V.) : to give support

Correct Option: A

oppose (V.) : to disagree.
encourage (V.) : to give support

reckless (Adj.) : showing a lack of care about danger and the possible results of your actions; rash.
cautious (Adj.) : being careful about what you say or do.

Correct Option: D

reckless (Adj.) : showing a lack of care about danger and the possible results of your actions; rash.
cautious (Adj.) : being careful about what you say or do.