unknown (Adjective) : not known
renowned (Adjective) : famous; well–known ; respected ; celebrated; noted
famous (Adjective) : illustrious
owned (Adjective) : having an owner
unowned (Adjective) : having no owner

Correct Option: D

unknown (Adjective) : not known
renowned (Adjective) : famous; well–known ; respected ; celebrated; noted
famous (Adjective) : illustrious
owned (Adjective) : having an owner
unowned (Adjective) : having no owner

virtue (Noun) : a particular good quality or habit ; behaviour/ attitudes that show high moral standards
vice (Noun) : evil/immoral behaviour ; criminal activities that involve sex/drugs
fame (Noun) : the state of being known and talked about by many people
fortune (Noun) : chance/luck ; fate/future of a person
fate (Noun) : the things, especially bad things, that will happen or have happened to somebody/something

Correct Option: B

virtue (Noun) : a particular good quality or habit ; behaviour/ attitudes that show high moral standards
vice (Noun) : evil/immoral behaviour ; criminal activities that involve sex/drugs
fame (Noun) : the state of being known and talked about by many people
fortune (Noun) : chance/luck ; fate/future of a person
fate (Noun) : the things, especially bad things, that will happen or have happened to somebody/something

disagreement (Noun) : the state of not agreeing/having different opinions
unanimity (Noun) : complete agreement about something among a group of people
amity (Noun) : a friendly relationship between people or countries
enmity (Noun) : feeling of hatred towards somebody
dissatisfaction (Noun) : the state of not being satisfied/ pleased

Correct Option: C

disagreement (Noun) : the state of not agreeing/having different opinions
unanimity (Noun) : complete agreement about something among a group of people
amity (Noun) : a friendly relationship between people or countries
enmity (Noun) : feeling of hatred towards somebody
dissatisfaction (Noun) : the state of not being satisfied/ pleased

scarcity (Noun) : shortage ; not enough of what is needed
abundance (Noun) : a large quantity that is more than enough
scanty (Adjective) : too little in amount for what is needed
tiny (Adjective) : very small
deficient (Adjective) : not having enough of something

Correct Option: C

scarcity (Noun) : shortage ; not enough of what is needed
abundance (Noun) : a large quantity that is more than enough
scanty (Adjective) : too little in amount for what is needed
tiny (Adjective) : very small
deficient (Adjective) : not having enough of something

slow (Adjective) : not done quickly
rapid (Adjective) : happening in a short period of time ; done or happening very quickly
happy (Adjective) : cheerful
fall (Noun/Verb) : act of falling; waterfall; a decrease in size, number, rate/level to drop down from a higher level to a lower level
abnormal (Adjective) : different from what is usual or expected, especially in a way that is worrying, harmful or not wanted

Correct Option: C

slow (Adjective) : not done quickly
rapid (Adjective) : happening in a short period of time ; done or happening very quickly
happy (Adjective) : cheerful
fall (Noun/Verb) : act of falling; waterfall; a decrease in size, number, rate/level to drop down from a higher level to a lower level
abnormal (Adjective) : different from what is usual or expected, especially in a way that is worrying, harmful or not wanted