Explanation: (d) Drove- a herd or flock of animals being driven in a body Crowd- a large number of people in one place Cluster- a group of people, plants, or things that stand or grow close together Throng- a large crowd of people Drove- to control or operate a car, train, bus, etc.

Explanation:(d) Trilogy- a group of three novels or plays, each complete in itself Triplet- one of three children or animals that are born to one mother at the same time Triumvir- each of three public officers jointly responsible for overseeing any of the administrative departments. Trivet- an iron tripod or bracket for a cooking pot or kettle to stand on.

Explanation: (b) Autonomy- a self-governing country or region Anarchy- a situation in which there is no government in a country Democracy- a system in which the government of a country is elected by the people Monarchy- the system of government or rule by a king or queen

Explanation: (c) Mint- a place where coins, medals or tokens are made Casting- to choose an actor for a particular role in a play, film, etc. Mill- a factory that is used for making certain kinds of material Workshop- a place where things are made or repaired

Explanation: (c) Astronaut- a person who is trained to travel in a spacecraft Anchor- a heavy metal object at the end of a chain that you drop into the water from a boat in order to stop the boat from moving Choreographer- a person who creates dance compositions and plans and arranges dance movements and patterns Chauffeur- a person whose job is to drive a car for somebody else

Explanation: (a)Teetotaller- one who does not take any alcoholic drink Astrologer- a person who is an expert in astrology Perfectionist- a person who always does things as well as he/she possibly can and who expects others to do the same Vegetarian- a person who does not eat meat or fish

Explanation: (d) Hangar- a large building with an extensive floor area, typically for housing aircraft Barn- a large building on a farm in which crops or animals are kept Airport- a place where aircraft can land and take off and that has buildings for passengers to wait in Shed- a small building that is used for keeping things or animals in

Explanation: (a)Eavesdroppera person who listens to someone’s private conversation without them knowing Infiltrator- a person who secretly becomes part of a group in order to get information. Secret agent- a person who tries to find out secret information especially about the government of another country. Spy- a person who tries to get secret information about another country, person or organization.

Explanation: (d) Dormitory- a large bedroom for a number of people in a school or institution. Hostel- a place like a cheap hotel where people can stay when they are living away from home Creche- a place where small children are looked after while their parents are working, shopping, etc. Assembly- a large group of people who come together for a particular purpose

Explanation: (a) Caravan- a group of people, typically with vehicles or animals, traveling together. Troop- a large group of soldiers Circus- a show performed in a large tent by a company of people and animals Gang- an organized group of criminals

Explanation: (b) Infirmary- a place in a large institution, for the care of those who are ill Hostel- a place like a cheap hotel where people can stay when they are living away from home Hangar- a big building where planes are kept Dormitory- a large bedroom with a number of beds in it

Explanation: (d) Constellation- a group of stars Congregation- the act of coming together in a crowd or group, a gathering Astronomy- the scientific study of the sun, moon, stars, etc. Planet- a very large round object in space that moves around the sun or another star

Explanation: (c)Infinite-having no boundaries or limits Enormous- very big or very great Tremendous- very large or great Colossal- extremely large

Explanation: (c) Numerologist- one who studies the occult meanings of numbers and their supposed influence on human life Astronomer- a person who studies astronomy Astrologer- a person who is an expert in astrology Prophet- a person who says what will happen in the future

Explanation: (d) Nostalgia- a sentimental longing for a period in the past Memory- a person’s ability to remember things Emotion- a strong feeling such as love, anger, fear, etc. Craving- a strong desire for something

Explanation: (a) Aviary- a large cage, building, or enclosure to keep birds Aquarium- a glass container filled with water, in which fish and water animals are kept Arena- an area with seats around it where public entertainments (sporting events, concerts, etc.) are held Zoo- a park where many kinds of wild animals are kept so that people can look at them

Explanation: (b) Pulp- soft, inner part of a nut or fruit-stone Bean- similar seeds from some other plants Caramel- a type of sticky sweet that is made from boiled sugar, butter, and milk Kernel- the inner part of a nut or seed

Explanation: (d) Obituary- a news article that reports the recent death of a person Review- the examining or considering again of something in order to decide if changes are necessary Editorial- an article in a newspaper, usually written by the head of the newspaper (editor) Mortuary- a room, usually in a hospital, where dead bodies are kept before they are buried or burned

Explanation: (d) Fortuitous- something that is to your advantage but happened by chance Occidental- related to the countries of the western part of the world. Purposeful- having a definite aim or plan Deliberate- done on purpose, planned

Explanation: (a)Disrupt- to throw an event into confusion or disorder Detonate- to explode or to make a bomb, etc. explode Erupt- to explode and throw out the fire, rock that has melted (lava), smoke, etc. Explode- to burst with a loud noise

Explanation: (d) Pessimista person who thinks that bad things are more likely to happen Complainer- a person who complains a lot about his/her problem. Misanthropist- a person who hates or avoids other people Optimist- a person who always believes that good things will happen.

Explanation: (a)Somniloquy- the act or habit of talking in one’s sleep Soliloquy- the act of speaking thoughts aloud in this way Monologue- a long speech by one person, for example in a play Prologue- a piece of writing or a speech that introduces a play, poem, etc.

Explanation: (b) Utopia- an imaginary ideal society free of poverty and suffering Heaven- a place or a situation in which you are very happy Dreamland- an imagined and unrealistically ideal world Paradise- the perfect place where some people think that good people go after they die

Explanation: (c) Crusade- a dynamic campaign for political, social, or religious change Mutiny- an act of a group of people, especially sailors or soldiers, refusing to obey the person who is in command Conflict- a fight or an argument War- a state of fighting between different countries or groups

Explanation: (c) Bouquet- an arrangement of flowers that is usually given as a present. Basket- a container for carrying or holding things Bracket- prices, ages, etc. which are between two limits Boutique- a small shop that sells fashionable clothes

Explanation: (a) Atheist- one who does not believe in the existence of God. Cynic- a person who believes that people only do things for themselves Anarchist- a person who rebels against any authority, established order, or ruling power. Egotist- a person who is excessively conceited or absorbed in themselves.

Explanation: (c) Invigilator- one who supervises in an examination hall Inspector- an official who visits schools, factories, etc. to make sure that rules are being obeyed Manager- a man or woman who controls an organization or part of an organization Verifier- someone who vouches for the correctness of a statement.

Explanation: (d) Quixotic- a person preoccupied with an unrealistically optimistic approach to life Practical- concerned with actually doing something rather than with ideas or thought Pragmatic- dealing with problems in a practical way rather than by following ideas or principles Rational- based on reason, sensible or logical

Explanation: (b) Caravan- a group of people, typically with vehicles or animals traveling together Cargo- the goods that are carried in a ship or an aircraft Battery- a device that provides electricity for a toy, radio, car, etc. Cache- an amount of something, especially drugs or weapons, that has been hidden

Explanation: (d) Arbitrator- a person appointed by two parties to solve a dispute Anarchist- a person who rebels against any authority, established order, or ruling power Auditor- a person whose job is to examine a company’s financial records Atheist- a person who does not believe in the existence of a god.

Explanation: Mortality- the state of being subject to death Deadly- causing or likely to cause death Immortality- the state of living forever Morbidity- the condition of suffering from a disease or medical condition.

Explanation: Medley- a musical composition made up of a series of songs or short pieces Orchestra- a large group of musicians who play different musical instruments together Lyric- expressing personal feelings and thoughts Band- a small group of musicians who play popular music together

Explanation: Cypher- a secret or disguised way of writing Emblem- an object or symbol that represents something Symbol- a sign, object, etc. which represents something Puzzle- something that is difficult to understand or explain

Explanation: Acrobat- a person who entertains people by doing difficult feats Cosmonaut- a Russian astronaut. Astronaut- a person who travels in a spacecraft Performer comedian- a professional entertainer who amuses by relaing anecdotes, acting out comical situations

Explanation: Cacophony- an incongruous or chaotic mixture Harmony- a state of agreement or of peaceful existence together Discord- disagreement or argument Melody- the main tune of a piece of music

Explanation: (b) Brood- a family of young birds Kids- a child or young person Offspring- the young of an animal Litter- pieces of paper, rubbish, etc. that are left in a public place

Explanation: (c) Siesta- a short rest or sleep taken after lunch Leisure- free time Slumber- to be deeply asleep Doze- to sleep lightly and/or for a short time

Explanation: (a)Conglomerate- a corporation made up of a number of different companies that operate in diversified fields Correlation- a measure of the extent to which two variables are related. Agreement- the state of agreeing with somebody/something Association- joining or working with another person or group

Explanation: (c)Post-mortem- an examination of a dead body to determine the cause of death Analysis- careful examination of something Homicide- the illegal killing of one person by another Suicide- the act or an instance of taking one’s own life voluntarily and intentionally

Explanation: (c) Anchor- a person who presents a radio/television program Comedian- a person whose job is to entertain people and make them laugh Choreographer- a person who creates dance compositions and plans and arranges dance movements and patterns Actor- a man or woman whose job is to act in a play or film or on television

Explanation: (b) Chauffeur- a person employed to drive a private or hired car Pilot- a person who flies an aircraft Captain- the person who is in command of a ship or an aircraft Escort- a person who takes somebody to a social event

Explanation: (a) Rhetoric- the art of effective or persuasive speaking or writing Archaic- very old-fashioned Poetry- a collection of poems Bombastic- high-sounding but with little meaning

Explanation: (c)Supersonic- speed greater than that of sound Harmonic- used to describe the way notes are played or sung together to make a pleasing sound Cacophonic- having an unpleasant sound Subsonic- relating to or flying at a speed or speeds less than that of sound.

Explanation: (a)Monastery- a place where Buddhist monks live Pagoda- a Buddhist temple in India or South-East Asia which usually is in the form of a tall tower with several levels Stupa- a dome-shaped structure erected as a Buddhist shrine Temple- a building where people pray to a god or gods

Explanation: (a) Orthopaedist- a doctor who deals with bone problems Orthodontist- a dentist who is qualified to treat irregularities in the teeth and jaws. Chiropodist- a person whose job is to look after people’s feet Dermatologist- a doctor who studies and treats skin diseases

Explanation: (a)Bale- a large bundle bound for storage or transportation Bouquet- a bunch of flowers that are arranged in an attractive way Brood- all the young birds that belong to one mother Bevy- a large group of people or things of a particular kind.

Explanation: (b)Psephologist- someone who studies elections and voting statistics Psychologist- a scientist who studies the mind and the way that people behave Analyst- a person whose job is to examine something carefully as an expert Mathematician- a person who studies or is an expert in mathematics

Explanation: (a)Fumbling- doing something awkwardly or in a clumsy manner Faltering- to become weak or move in a way that is not steady Hastening- to be quick to do or say something Stumbling- to hit your foot against something

Explanation: (c) Cartographer- a person who draws or produces maps Choreographer- a person who creates dance compositions and plans Calligrapher- one who practices the art of calligraphy Chauffeur- a person whose job is to drive a car for somebody else

Explanation: (a) Retrospection- the act of thinking now about something in the past . Introspection- the process of thinking deeply and carefully to examine your own ideas, feelings, etc. Inspection- the act of looking at something very carefully. Circumspection- the quality of being wary and unwilling to take risks, prudence.