meagre (Adjective) : paltry ; small in quantity and poor in quality
ample (Adjective) : enough or more than enough; plenty of
quantitative (Adjective) : connected with the amount or number of something rather than with how good it is
sufficient (Adjective) : enough for a particular purpose
tasty (Adjective) : very delicious

Correct Option: A

meagre (Adjective) : paltry ; small in quantity and poor in quality
ample (Adjective) : enough or more than enough; plenty of
quantitative (Adjective) : connected with the amount or number of something rather than with how good it is
sufficient (Adjective) : enough for a particular purpose
tasty (Adjective) : very delicious

evident (Adjective) : obvious; clear; easily seen latent (Adjective) : existing, but not yet very noticeable active or well–developed
primitive (Adjective) : belonging to a very simple society with no industry, etc; belonging to an early stage in the development of humans/animals; very simple and old–fashioned; crude
potent (Adjective) : powerful; having a strong effect on your mind or body
talented (Adjective) : having a natural ability to do something well

Correct Option: B

evident (Adjective) : obvious; clear; easily seen latent (Adjective) : existing, but not yet very noticeable active or well–developed
primitive (Adjective) : belonging to a very simple society with no industry, etc; belonging to an early stage in the development of humans/animals; very simple and old–fashioned; crude
potent (Adjective) : powerful; having a strong effect on your mind or body
talented (Adjective) : having a natural ability to do something well

reveal (Verb) : to show; to disclose
camouflage (Verb) : to hide somebody or something by making him or it look like the things around, or like something else
hide (Verb) : to conceal
disguise (Verb) : to change your appearance so that people may not recognise you ; to conceal
pretended (Verb) : to behave in such a way as to make other people believe something that is not true

Correct Option: B

reveal (Verb) : to show; to disclose
camouflage (Verb) : to hide somebody or something by making him or it look like the things around, or like something else
hide (Verb) : to conceal
disguise (Verb) : to change your appearance so that people may not recognise you ; to conceal
pretended (Verb) : to behave in such a way as to make other people believe something that is not true

active (Adjective) : busy doing things
dormant (Adjective) : not active; in active
strong (Adjective) : powerful
humble (Adjective) : polite; calm
quick (Adjective) : fast

Correct Option: D

active (Adjective) : busy doing things
dormant (Adjective) : not active; in active
strong (Adjective) : powerful
humble (Adjective) : polite; calm
quick (Adjective) : fast

insignificant (Adjective) : not big or valuable enough to be stressed
salient (Adjective) : most important or noticeable
correct (Adjective) : right
central (Adjective) : considered important ; most important
convenient (Adjective) : useful; easy or quick to do

Correct Option: B

insignificant (Adjective) : not big or valuable enough to be stressed
salient (Adjective) : most important or noticeable
correct (Adjective) : right
central (Adjective) : considered important ; most important
convenient (Adjective) : useful; easy or quick to do