pleasure (Noun) : a state of feeling or being happy or satisfied; enjoyment
agony (Noun) : extreme physical or mental pain
laughter (Noun) : the act of laughing
bliss (Noun) : extreme happiness
ecstasy (Noun) : a feeling or state of very great happiness; bliss

Correct Option: A

pleasure (Noun) : a state of feeling or being happy or satisfied; enjoyment
agony (Noun) : extreme physical or mental pain
laughter (Noun) : the act of laughing
bliss (Noun) : extreme happiness
ecstasy (Noun) : a feeling or state of very great happiness; bliss

boor (Noun) : a rude, unpleasant person
gentleman (Noun) : a man who is polite, well–educated, has excellent manners and is well – behaved
clown (Noun) : a person who amuses others by his ridiculous/ funny behaviour
dud (Noun) : a person who is unsuccessful/useless
buffoon (Noun) : a person who does silly but amusing things

Correct Option: B

boor (Noun) : a rude, unpleasant person
gentleman (Noun) : a man who is polite, well–educated, has excellent manners and is well – behaved
clown (Noun) : a person who amuses others by his ridiculous/ funny behaviour
dud (Noun) : a person who is unsuccessful/useless
buffoon (Noun) : a person who does silly but amusing things

calm (Adjective) : not excited, nervous or upset
panicky (Adjective) : anxious about something; feeling or showing great fear; hysterical
confident (Adjective) : feeling sure about your own ability to do things and be successful
sober (Adjective) : serious and sensible; plain and not bright colours
quiet (Adjective) : making very little noise

Correct Option: D

calm (Adjective) : not excited, nervous or upset
panicky (Adjective) : anxious about something; feeling or showing great fear; hysterical
confident (Adjective) : feeling sure about your own ability to do things and be successful
sober (Adjective) : serious and sensible; plain and not bright colours
quiet (Adjective) : making very little noise

joyous (Adjective) : very happy; causing people to be happy; joyful
mournful (Adjective) : very sad; melancholy
playful (Adjective) : full of fun; wanting to play; light-hearted
laughable (Adjective) : silly or ridiculous and not worth taking seriously; absurd
humorous (Adjective) : funny and entertaining; showing a sense of humour

Correct Option: B

joyous (Adjective) : very happy; causing people to be happy; joyful
mournful (Adjective) : very sad; melancholy
playful (Adjective) : full of fun; wanting to play; light-hearted
laughable (Adjective) : silly or ridiculous and not worth taking seriously; absurd
humorous (Adjective) : funny and entertaining; showing a sense of humour

flexible (Adjective) : able to change to suit new conditions or situations; able to bend easily without breaking
obstinate (Adjective) : refusing to change your opinion, way of behaving, etc, when other people persuade you to do something ; stubborn ; difficult to get rid of or deal with
confused (Adjective) :unable to think clearly or to understand what is happening or what somebody is saying determined (Adjective) : be firm in doing something and no one can prevent you
trusted (Adjective) : worthy of trust or confidence

Correct Option: D

flexible (Adjective) : able to change to suit new conditions or situations; able to bend easily without breaking
obstinate (Adjective) : refusing to change your opinion, way of behaving, etc, when other people persuade you to do something ; stubborn ; difficult to get rid of or deal with
confused (Adjective) :unable to think clearly or to understand what is happening or what somebody is saying determined (Adjective) : be firm in doing something and no one can prevent you
trusted (Adjective) : worthy of trust or confidence