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

mild (Adjective) : not severe or strong ; gentle and kind ; slight
severe (Adjective) : harsh ; violent ; serious ; stern ; not kind
sharp (Adjective) : very pointed or violent
important (Adjective) : significant
cut (Verb) : to something make an opening in

Correct Option: B

mild (Adjective) : not severe or strong ; gentle and kind ; slight
severe (Adjective) : harsh ; violent ; serious ; stern ; not kind
sharp (Adjective) : very pointed or violent
important (Adjective) : significant
cut (Verb) : to something make an opening in

hide (Verb) : to conceal; to cover
reveal (Verb) : to show ; to disclose; to display
disclose (Verb) : to show ; to display
cover (Verb) : to hide ; to conceal
veil (Verb) : to cover your face with a veil; shroud

Correct Option: C

hide (Verb) : to conceal; to cover
reveal (Verb) : to show ; to disclose; to display
disclose (Verb) : to show ; to display
cover (Verb) : to hide ; to conceal
veil (Verb) : to cover your face with a veil; shroud

energised (Verb) : to make somebody enthusiastic about something ; to give somebody more energy, strength etc. fatigued (Adjective) : exhausted; very tired, both physically and mentally
weakened (Adjective) : made weak or weaker, reduced in strength
tired (Adjective) : weary ; needing rest
activated (Adjective) : made active

Correct Option: B

energised (Verb) : to make somebody enthusiastic about something ; to give somebody more energy, strength etc. fatigued (Adjective) : exhausted; very tired, both physically and mentally
weakened (Adjective) : made weak or weaker, reduced in strength
tired (Adjective) : weary ; needing rest
activated (Adjective) : made active

dependence (Noun) : the state of being dependent
autonomy (Noun) : independence; the freedom for a country, a region or an organization to govern itself independently
slavery (Noun) : the state of being a slave
subordination (Noun) : the state of being subordinate to something
submissiveness (Noun) : the state of being willing to yield to the will of another person or a superior force

Correct Option: C

dependence (Noun) : the state of being dependent
autonomy (Noun) : independence; the freedom for a country, a region or an organization to govern itself independently
slavery (Noun) : the state of being a slave
subordination (Noun) : the state of being subordinate to something
submissiveness (Noun) : the state of being willing to yield to the will of another person or a superior force