sloppy (Adjective) : that shows a lack of care, thought or effort ; baggy
neat (Adjective) : tidy and in order ; carefully done/arranged; trim
fragrant (Adjective) : having a pleasant smell
spruce (Adjective) : neat and clear in appearance
orderly (Adjective) : in arranged manner

Correct Option: A

sloppy (Adjective) : that shows a lack of care, thought or effort ; baggy
neat (Adjective) : tidy and in order ; carefully done/arranged; trim
fragrant (Adjective) : having a pleasant smell
spruce (Adjective) : neat and clear in appearance
orderly (Adjective) : in arranged manner

careful (Adjective) : very diligent
negligent (Adjective) : failing to give enough care or attention ; relaxed; not formal or awkward ; non–chalant
inattentive (Adjective) : not paying attention
imprudent (Adjective) : not wise or sensible ; unwise
insignificant (Adjective) : not big/valuable enough to be considered important

Correct Option: D

careful (Adjective) : very diligent
negligent (Adjective) : failing to give enough care or attention ; relaxed; not formal or awkward ; non–chalant
inattentive (Adjective) : not paying attention
imprudent (Adjective) : not wise or sensible ; unwise
insignificant (Adjective) : not big/valuable enough to be considered important

modesty (Noun) : the fact of talking much about your abilities or possessions; decorum
vanity (Noun) : too much pride in your own appearance, abilities
or achievements ; the quality of being unimportant compared with other things that are important
honesty (Noun) : truthfulness
truthfulness (Noun) : honesty
decency (Noun) : honest, polite behaviour that follows accepted moral standards and shows respect for others

Correct Option: C

modesty (Noun) : the fact of talking much about your abilities or possessions; decorum
vanity (Noun) : too much pride in your own appearance, abilities
or achievements ; the quality of being unimportant compared with other things that are important
honesty (Noun) : truthfulness
truthfulness (Noun) : honesty
decency (Noun) : honest, polite behaviour that follows accepted moral standards and shows respect for others

clear (Verb) : to move freely again ; not to be blocked; to remove something
block (Verb) : to obstruct; to hinder ; to stop something from moving
clean (Verb) : remove dirt/ unwanted substances
ease (Verb) : to relax; to reduce ; to move somebody/something
cure (Verb) : to make an illness go away

Correct Option: D

clear (Verb) : to move freely again ; not to be blocked; to remove something
block (Verb) : to obstruct; to hinder ; to stop something from moving
clean (Verb) : remove dirt/ unwanted substances
ease (Verb) : to relax; to reduce ; to move somebody/something
cure (Verb) : to make an illness go away

good (Adjective) : smart and apt
wicked (Adjective) : morally bad; evil ; mischievous
cunning (Adjective) : crafty; wily ; clever and skilful
tricky (Adjective) : difficult to do/deal with ; clever but likely to trick you
crooked (Adjective) : dishonest

Correct Option: B

good (Adjective) : smart and apt
wicked (Adjective) : morally bad; evil ; mischievous
cunning (Adjective) : crafty; wily ; clever and skilful
tricky (Adjective) : difficult to do/deal with ; clever but likely to trick you
crooked (Adjective) : dishonest