elope (V.) : to run away with somebody in order to marry secretly
deceive (V.) : to cheat/fool/ trick/mislead
cheat (V.) : to deceive /fool/trick
escape (V.) : to get away from a place

Correct Option: D

elope (V.) : to run away with somebody in order to marry secretly
deceive (V.) : to cheat/fool/ trick/mislead
cheat (V.) : to deceive /fool/trick
escape (V.) : to get away from a place

cosmopolitan (N.) : a person who has the experience of many different parts of the world
bohemian (N.) : a person who is involved with arts, who lives in a very informal way without accepted rules of behaviour philanthropist (N.) : a rich person who helps the poor and those in need, especially by giving money
internationalist (N.) : a person who believes that countries should work together in a friendly way

Correct Option: B

cosmopolitan (N.) : a person who has the experience of many different parts of the world
bohemian (N.) : a person who is involved with arts, who lives in a very informal way without accepted rules of behaviour philanthropist (N.) : a rich person who helps the poor and those in need, especially by giving money
internationalist (N.) : a person who believes that countries should work together in a friendly way

rotunda (N.) : a round building or hall, especially one with a curved roof
edifice (N.) : a large impressive building
place (N.) : the official home of a king, queen, president, etc.
spire (N.) : a tall pointed structure on the top of a building especially a church

Correct Option: C

rotunda (N.) : a round building or hall, especially one with a curved roof
edifice (N.) : a large impressive building
place (N.) : the official home of a king, queen, president, etc.
spire (N.) : a tall pointed structure on the top of a building especially a church

circumlocution (N.) : using more words than are necessary
circumspection (N.) : knowing how to avoid distress
circumscription (N.) : the act of restricting
circumvention (N.) : the act of escaping by going around

Correct Option: A

circumlocution (N.) : using more words than are necessary
circumspection (N.) : knowing how to avoid distress
circumscription (N.) : the act of restricting
circumvention (N.) : the act of escaping by going around

flux (N.) : continuous movement and change
transformation (N.) : a complete change
metamorphosis (N.) : a process in which somebody/something changes completely into something different ; transformation dynamism (N.) : energy and enthusiasm to make new things happen or to make things succeed

Correct Option: C

flux (N.) : continuous movement and change
transformation (N.) : a complete change
metamorphosis (N.) : a process in which somebody/something changes completely into something different ; transformation dynamism (N.) : energy and enthusiasm to make new things happen or to make things succeed