Explanation: c)Cannibal person who eats human flesh. Savage- someone very rude or cruel. Aborigine– a member of the group of people who are the original natives or habitants of a particular place.

Explanation: b)Confluence- Place where two or more rivers meet. Strait- a waterway that connects two large water bodies. Delta- a place where a river is divided into smaller rivers. Estuary- a partially closed body with one or more rivers flowing into it.

Explanation: b)Anniversary- The date on which an event took place in a previous year. Decade- A period of 10 years. Millennium- A period of 1000 years. Century- A period of 100 years.

Explanation: c)Apartment- A set of rooms forming one residence in a building. Bungalow- a house that is all in one level, without stairs Suite- a room, especially in a hotel. Villa- a house that people usually live in during the holidays.

Explanation: c)Ladder-two lengths of rope, wood or metal with cross-pieces used for climbing up and down walls. (a)Stairs- a series of steps inside a building that lead from one level to another (b)Railing- a fence around a park, ground that is made of metal bars.

Explanation: d)Indispensable- A person who is absolutely necessary for someone or something. Indelible- that can’t be removed. Ineffable- incapable of being expressed in words. Infallible- incapable of making mistakes.

Explanation: c)Radiologist- A doctor specialised in diagnosing diseases and injuries using medical imaging techniques like X-Ray. Pathologist- A medical healthcare provider which helps in diagnosing diseases through pathology lab technology. Cardiologist- A doctor specialised in diagnosing diseases and injuries using medical imaging techniques like X-Ray. Dermatologist- A doctor specialised in treating diseases related to skin.

Explanation: a)Trivial- Something of little value or importance. Cardinal- a priest at a high level in a church, a very important person. Scanty- less than sufficient, lacking in amount. Fundamental-Base from which everything else develops.

Explanation: d) Pirates Robber-a person who steals from a place or a person. Bandits- armed gangs of thieves who attack travellers. Dacoits- armed gang of robbers.

Explanation: b)Glacier- A slowly moving mass or river of ice. Typhoon- A mature tropical cyclone that occurs in the northern hemisphere. Blizzard- Heavy snowstorm accompanied with strong winds. Avalanche- a large amount of snow that slides down quickly from a mountain.

Explanation: b) Humus-The organic component of soil which is formed by the decomposition of leaves and other plant materials. Silt-sand or soil that collects on the sides of a river. Alluvium-sand or soil that is left by rivers.

Explanation: d)Dictator- a ruler with complete power over a county. (a)Democrat- a person who believes in Democracy (b)Aristocrat- a member who is of the highest class or superior of its kind. (c)Traitor– a person who is not loyal to his/her country.

Explanation: c)Monogamy- The state of being married to one person at a time. Polygamy-State of being married to more than one spouse at a time. Bigamy-State of being married to two people at the same time.. Homogamy- It is a marriage between individuals who are, in some cultural way, similar to each other.

Explanation: c)Obsolete-A word or law no longer in use. Venerable-someone very respected because of his/her age, position or wisdom. Vintage- dating from the past, old or recognized in a classic way

Explanation: d)Potable- Safe to drink Edible- Safe to eat. Feasible- something which is possible or achievable. Delectable- extremely good to taste or smell.

Explanation: a)Accomplice- A partner in crime. Amateur- A person who engages in any activity just for fun or pleasure and not for any purpose. Alibi- A statement that proves someone was not present at the time of crime or had not committed the crime

Explanation: b)Pride- A group of lions. Herd- A large group of animals of one kind that live and feed together. Pack- A group of wolves.

Explanation: b)Constellation- A group of stars that make a pattern. Planet -a round object that revolves around the sun or another star like our Earth. Horizon- the line where the earth and sky appears to meet. Comet- an object in space that looks like a bright star with a tail and moves around the sun.

Explanation: c)Philistine- One who does not care about art and literature. Plagiarist- a literary pirate or someone who steals others ideas as if they were his own. Pessimist- one who always thinks that bad things are most likely to happen. Philatelist- one who collects or studies stamps.

Explanation: b)Aristocracy- a government by the nobles. Oligarchy- government by a few peoples. Democracy- a system in which the government is elected by the people. Monarchy- a form of government where a single person is the head of the state.

Explanation: b)Utopia-An imaginary ideal society.. Flawless-without mistake and error Sol 176.(a)Mansion- A very large impressive residence. Igloo- a small house that is built from blocks of snow. Cottage- a usually small and old house.

Explanation: a)Mansion- A very large impressive residence. Igloo- a small house that is built from blocks of snow. Cottage- a usually small and old house.

Explanation: c)Casino- A place where gambling games are played. Stadium- a large area where people can sit and watch sport. Gymnasium- a large space used for various indoor games. Arena- an enclosed space designed to showcase theatre, musical performances and sporting events.

Explanation: d)Dermatologist- A doctor specialised in treating diseases related to skin. Ophthalmologist- A doctor specialised in eye and vision care. Orthodontist- Dentists that specializes in the alignment of teeth. Cardiologist- A doctor specialised in diagnosing diseases and injuries using medical imaging techniques like X-Ray.

Explanation: c)Sheath- a close-fitting cover for a sword. Quiver- to shake slightly Dagger- a type of knife used as a weapon.

Explanation: b)Acoustics- The science concerned with the properties of sound. Acrobatics- the specialized art of jumping, tumbling and balancing which involves agility and complexity. Geology- It is the study of the earth, materials of which is made, the structure of those materials and the processes acting on them. Pedagogy- the method and practice of teaching.

Explanation: a)Blasphemy- Profane talks Alchemy- a form of chemistry which involved methods of changing ordinary metals into gold. Origami- the art of paper folding. Polygamy- state of marriage to many spouses.

Explanation: c)Nyctophobia- an extreme fear of darkness. Acrophobia- fear of height. Hydrophobia- fear of water. Hemophobia- fear of seeing blood.

Explanation: c)Gerontocracy- a state governed by old people. Autocracy- a system of government of a country in which one person has complete power Bureaucracy- a system of government run by state officials. Democracy- a system in which the government of a country is elected by the people.

Explanation: d)Irrefutable- a statement which cannot be contradicted. Irresistible- cannot be stopped or prevented. Irrational- illogical or unreasonable statement. Irreparable- something which cannot be repaired, reconstructed.

Explanation: b)Herd- A group of cattle. Pride- a group of lions. Flock- a group of animals, birds or sheep. Litter- pieces of paper, that are left in a public place.

Explanation: a)Anorexia- Obsessive desire to lose weight by refusing to eat. Dyslexia- a learning disorder that involves difficulty reading due to problems identifying speech sounds and learning how they relate to letters and words. Pyrexia- raised body temperature, type of fever. Asphyxia- the state of being unable to breathe, which causes somebody to die or to become unconscious

Explanation: a)Impartial- Not supporting any side in an argument. Biased- having a preference for one thing over another.

Explanation: a)Abdication- Act of giving up the throne. Admiration- a feeling of liking and respecting somebody/something very much. Adulation- extreme admiration Addiction- a condition in which a person finds themselves unable to stop using a substance or engaging in a behavior.

Explanation: c)Caravan- a group of people travelling together, especially in a desert. Pilgrimage- a long journey that a person makes to visit a religious place. Parade- it is a procession of people or vehicles moving through a public place in order to celebrate an important day or event. Procession- a number of people vehicles, etc. that move slowly in a line, especially as part of a ceremony

Explanation: d)Torrent-a fast moving stream of water. Fissure- a long deep crack in something, especially in rock or in the earth Volcano- a mountain with a hole (crater) at the top through which steam, hot melted rock (lava), fire, etc. sometimes come out Quake- (used about a person) to shake

Explanation: b)Inventory- A detailed list of things in a place. Glossary- a list of special or unusual words and their meanings, usually at the end of a text or book. Itinerary- a plan of a journey, including the route and the places that you will visit. Directory- a list of names, addresses and telephone numbers in the order of the alphabet.

Explanation: d)Aquarium- A glass container in which fish can be kept. Aquatic- living or taking place in, on or near water Fishery- a place where fish are reared for commercial purposes.

Explanation: b) Authentic – real or genuine Majestic – impressive because of its size or beauty Unreal – very strange and seeming Academic- connected with education

Explanation: d)Redundant – no longer needed Abundant – existing in very large quantities; Dominant – more powerful, Reluctant – not wanting to do something because you are not sure it is the right thing to do

Explanation: b)Ambidextrous – Using right and left hand equally well Unskilled – not having or needing special skill or training

Explanation: a)Ethical – connected with beliefs of what is right or wrong Unaware – not knowing about or not noticing somebody/something Unscrupulous – being dishonest, cruel or unfair Mischievous – – liking to behave badly and embarrassing or annoying people.

Explanation: a)Embezzle – to steal money that you are re – sponsible for or that belongs to your employer Raid – a surprise visit by the police looking for criminals or illegal goods Manipulate – to influence somebody so that he/she does or thinks what you want Overcharge – to ask somebody to pay too much money for something

Explanation: b)Scatter – to drop or throw things in different directions over a wide area Integrate – to join things so that they become one thing or work together

Explanation: d)Tremulous – shaking slightly because you are nervous Tumultuous – very noisy, because people are excited Garrulous – talking a lot, mostly about unimportant things Meticulous – very careful

Explanation: b)Snack – food that you eat quickly between main meals Knack – skill or ability to do something Stack – a tidy pile of something

Explanation: d)Portfolio – a thin flat case used for carrying papers, drawings, etc. Sketch – a simple, quick drawing without many details Dossier – a collection of papers containing detailed information about a person, an event or a subject

Explanation: b)Fleet – a group of ships or boats that sail together Vessels – a ship or large boat Cruisers – a large fast ship used in a war

Explanation: c)Illusory – not real, although seeming to be Ephemeral – lasting or used for only a short period of time

Explanation: b)Genial – pleasant and friendly Gregarious – liking to be with other people Harmonious – friendly, peaceful and without disagreement Congruous – in agreement or harmony.