cowardice (Noun) : fear or lack of courage
bravery (Noun) : courage; feeling of no fear
savagery (Noun) : behaviour that is very cruel and violent; violence
cowardly (Adjective) : lacking courage; fearful
heroism (Noun) : very great courage

Correct Option: B

cowardice (Noun) : fear or lack of courage
bravery (Noun) : courage; feeling of no fear
savagery (Noun) : behaviour that is very cruel and violent; violence
cowardly (Adjective) : lacking courage; fearful
heroism (Noun) : very great courage

blunt (Adjective) : without a sharp edge or point; very direct
keen (Adjective) : wanting to do something; wanting something to happen very much; eager; sharp; enthusiastic; liking something foolish (Adjective) : silly; stupid
insipid (Adjective) : having almost no taste or flavour; flavourless; not interesting or exciting; dull
plain (Adjective) : easy to see or understand; clear

Correct Option: A

blunt (Adjective) : without a sharp edge or point; very direct
keen (Adjective) : wanting to do something; wanting something to happen very much; eager; sharp; enthusiastic; liking something foolish (Adjective) : silly; stupid
insipid (Adjective) : having almost no taste or flavour; flavourless; not interesting or exciting; dull
plain (Adjective) : easy to see or understand; clear

precise (Adjective) : clean and accurate; exact; meticulous; taking care to be exact and accurate, especially about small details
ambiguous (Adjective) : that can be understood in more than one way; having different meanings; not clearly stated or defined concealed (Adjective) : not accessible to view; hidden
complete (Adjective) : total; including all the parts, etc. that are necessary; finished
magnified (Adjective) : enlarged; exaggerated

Correct Option: C

precise (Adjective) : clean and accurate; exact; meticulous; taking care to be exact and accurate, especially about small details
ambiguous (Adjective) : that can be understood in more than one way; having different meanings; not clearly stated or defined concealed (Adjective) : not accessible to view; hidden
complete (Adjective) : total; including all the parts, etc. that are necessary; finished
magnified (Adjective) : enlarged; exaggerated

distinct (Adjective) : easily or clearly heard; definite
obscure (Adjective) : not well– known; unknown; difficult to understand; indistinct
vacant (Adjective) : empty; not being used; unoccupied
seldom (Adjective) : not often; rarely
unusual (Adjective) : strange; uncommon

Correct Option: C

distinct (Adjective) : easily or clearly heard; definite
obscure (Adjective) : not well– known; unknown; difficult to understand; indistinct
vacant (Adjective) : empty; not being used; unoccupied
seldom (Adjective) : not often; rarely
unusual (Adjective) : strange; uncommon

poor (Adjective) : having a very little money
affluent (Adjective) : prosperous; wealthy; having a lot of money and a good standard of living
famous (Adjective) : known by many people
insignificant (Adjective) : not big or valuable enough to be considered important
skilled (Adjective) : having enough ability, experience and knowledge to be able to do well

Correct Option: C

poor (Adjective) : having a very little money
affluent (Adjective) : prosperous; wealthy; having a lot of money and a good standard of living
famous (Adjective) : known by many people
insignificant (Adjective) : not big or valuable enough to be considered important
skilled (Adjective) : having enough ability, experience and knowledge to be able to do well