manoeuvre (N.) : a clever plan/ action or movement that is used for giving somebody an advantage; move subterfuge (N.) : a secret, usually dishonest, way of behaving
stratagem (N.) : a trick /plan that you use to gain an advantage/to trick an opponent
complicity (N.) : the act of taking with another person in a crime ; collusion

Correct Option: B

manoeuvre (N.) : a clever plan/ action or movement that is used for giving somebody an advantage; move subterfuge (N.) : a secret, usually dishonest, way of behaving
stratagem (N.) : a trick /plan that you use to gain an advantage/to trick an opponent
complicity (N.) : the act of taking with another person in a crime ; collusion

transgressor (N.) : someone who violates a law or command
aggressor (N.) : a person, country etc. that attacks first
politician (N.) : a person connected with politics.
pedestrian (N.) : a person who walks on a street rather than use a vehicle.

Correct Option: C

transgressor (N.) : someone who violates a law or command
aggressor (N.) : a person, country etc. that attacks first
politician (N.) : a person connected with politics.
pedestrian (N.) : a person who walks on a street rather than use a vehicle.

ungrippable (Adj.) : that can’t be captured
impregnable (Adj.) : strong and impossible to defeat/change ; invincible
unbreakable (Adj.) : that can’t be entered by force
slippery (Adj.) : difficult to hold/ stand/move in, because it is smooth wet/polished

Correct Option: B

ungrippable (Adj.) : that can’t be captured
impregnable (Adj.) : strong and impossible to defeat/change ; invincible
unbreakable (Adj.) : that can’t be entered by force
slippery (Adj.) : difficult to hold/ stand/move in, because it is smooth wet/polished

verbatim (Adj.) : exactly as spoken/written ; word for word
verbose (Adj.) : using/containing more words than are needed; long-worded
verbiage (N.) : the use of too many words or of more difficult words than are needed to express an idea
verbalism (N.) : a phrase/sentence having little or no meaning ; the way in which something is said

Correct Option: A

verbatim (Adj.) : exactly as spoken/written ; word for word
verbose (Adj.) : using/containing more words than are needed; long-worded
verbiage (N.) : the use of too many words or of more difficult words than are needed to express an idea
verbalism (N.) : a phrase/sentence having little or no meaning ; the way in which something is said

economical (Adj.) : providing good service/value in relation to the amount of time/money spent; using no more than is necessary; not spending more money than is necessary, frugal
punctual (Adj.) : not late ; happening or doing at the arranged/ correct time
miserly (Adj.) : hating to spend money
calculative (Adj.) : used of persons– the most calculating and selfish men; shrewd

Correct Option: B

economical (Adj.) : providing good service/value in relation to the amount of time/money spent; using no more than is necessary; not spending more money than is necessary, frugal
punctual (Adj.) : not late ; happening or doing at the arranged/ correct time
miserly (Adj.) : hating to spend money
calculative (Adj.) : used of persons– the most calculating and selfish men; shrewd