distract (V.) : to take somebody’s attention away from what they are trying to do; divert.
captivate (V.) : to keep somebody’s attention by being interesting, attractive etc.

Correct Option: A

distract (V.) : to take somebody’s attention away from what they are trying to do; divert.
captivate (V.) : to keep somebody’s attention by being interesting, attractive etc.

commence (V.) : begin; come into existence; get going.
terminate (V.) : to end; to make something end.

Correct Option: C

commence (V.) : begin; come into existence; get going.
terminate (V.) : to end; to make something end.

humility (N.) : the quality of not thinking that you are better than others; the quality of being humble.
vanity (N.) : the quality of being unimportant; too much pride in your own appearance; abilities etc.

Correct Option: D

humility (N.) : the quality of not thinking that you are better than others; the quality of being humble.
vanity (N.) : the quality of being unimportant; too much pride in your own appearance; abilities etc.

intractable (Adj.) : very difficult to deal with; obdurate; uncontrollable.
malleable (Adj.) : easily influenced or changed; compliant.
pliable (Adj.) : able to be led/ directed

Correct Option: B

intractable (Adj.) : very difficult to deal with; obdurate; uncontrollable.
malleable (Adj.) : easily influenced or changed; compliant.
pliable (Adj.) : able to be led/ directed

conventional nonconformist (Adj.) : the fact of not following normal ways of thinking and behaving ; unconventional.

Correct Option: A

conventional nonconformist (Adj.) : the fact of not following normal ways of thinking and behaving ; unconventional.