rigid (Adjective) : inflexible; very stiff ; very strict and difficult to change
flexible (Adjective) : able to bend easily without breaking ; able to change to suit new conditions
cruel (Adjective) : unkind
humble (Adjective) : polite; calm
easy (Adjective) : not difficult

Correct Option: A

rigid (Adjective) : inflexible; very stiff ; very strict and difficult to change
flexible (Adjective) : able to bend easily without breaking ; able to change to suit new conditions
cruel (Adjective) : unkind
humble (Adjective) : polite; calm
easy (Adjective) : not difficult

fake (Adjective) : unreal; ingenuine; counterfeit
genuine (Adjective) : real; true; authentic ; sincere and honest
general (Adjective) : normal; usual
genie (Noun) : a spirit with magic powers, especially one that lives in a bottle or a lamp
real (Adjective) : true; authentic

Correct Option: D

fake (Adjective) : unreal; ingenuine; counterfeit
genuine (Adjective) : real; true; authentic ; sincere and honest
general (Adjective) : normal; usual
genie (Noun) : a spirit with magic powers, especially one that lives in a bottle or a lamp
real (Adjective) : true; authentic

disagreement (Noun) : the state of not agreeing to something
consensus (Noun) : an opinion that all members of a group agree to
accept (Verb) : to take willingly something that is offered
opinion (Noun) : your feeling or thoughts about somebody/ something, rather than a fact; view
permission (Noun) : the act of allowing somebody to do something

Correct Option: C

disagreement (Noun) : the state of not agreeing to something
consensus (Noun) : an opinion that all members of a group agree to
accept (Verb) : to take willingly something that is offered
opinion (Noun) : your feeling or thoughts about somebody/ something, rather than a fact; view
permission (Noun) : the act of allowing somebody to do something

successful (Adjective) : achieving your aims or what was intended ; having become popular and/or make a lot of money
fruitless (Adjective) : producing no useful results ; unproductive
wasted (Adjective) : unsuccessful
useless (Adjective) : of no use
insufficient (Adjective) : not enough; inadequate

Correct Option: A

successful (Adjective) : achieving your aims or what was intended ; having become popular and/or make a lot of money
fruitless (Adjective) : producing no useful results ; unproductive
wasted (Adjective) : unsuccessful
useless (Adjective) : of no use
insufficient (Adjective) : not enough; inadequate

poverty (Noun) : the state of being poor
affluence(Noun) : prosperity ; the state of being wealthy/rich
influence (Noun) : the effect that somebody/something has on the way a person thinks or behaves or on the way that something works/develops
neglect (Noun) : to fail to take care of ; not to give enough attention
semblance (Noun) : a situation in which something seems to exist although this may not, in fact, be the case

Correct Option: A

poverty (Noun) : the state of being poor
affluence(Noun) : prosperity ; the state of being wealthy/rich
influence (Noun) : the effect that somebody/something has on the way a person thinks or behaves or on the way that something works/develops
neglect (Noun) : to fail to take care of ; not to give enough attention
semblance (Noun) : a situation in which something seems to exist although this may not, in fact, be the case