Explanation: (d) Generic- shared by, including, or typical of a whole group of things Specific- detailed or exact Precise- clear and accurate Definite- fixed and unlikely to change, certain Universal- connected with, done by, or affecting everyone in the world or everyone in a particular group

Explanation: (b) Rule- an official statement that tells you what you must or must not do in a particular situation or when playing a game Regime- a method or system of government, especially one that has not been elected in a fair way Territory- an area of land that belongs to one country Space- a place or an area that is empty or not used

Explanation: (b) Committed- prepared to give a lot of your time and attention to something because you believe it is right or important Dedicated- giving a lot of your energy, time, efforts, etc. to something that you believe to be important Boring- not at all interesting or dull Tedious- boring and lasting for a long time Dreary- not at all interesting or attractive, boring

Explanation: (a) Quick- done with speed, taking or lasting a short time Prompt- immediate or done without delay Gradual- happening slowly or over a long period of time Lengthy- very long

Explanation: (d) Yield- Harvest Plantation- a large area of land, especially in a hot country, where tea, cotton, tobacco, etc. are grown Garden- a piece of land next to a house where flowers and vegetables can be grown, usually with a piece of grass Orchard- a piece of land on which fruit trees are grown

Explanation: (a) Bit- slightly or a little Iota- a very small amount Box- a square or rectangular container for solid objects Lot- a large amount or number of things or people Bag- a strong container made of paper or thin plastic that opens at the top

Explanation: (a) Convey- to make ideas, thoughts, feelings, etc. known to some body Transmit- to send out television or radio programs, electronic signals, etc. Accept- to agree to take something that somebody offers you Catch- to take hold of something that is moving, usually with your hand or hands

Explanation: (c) Several- more than two but not very many Numerous- existing in large numbers Totalled- comprising the whole Few- a small number of Numbered- to give a number to something

Explanation: (a) Confusion- the state of not being able to think clearly or not understanding something Chaos- a state of great disorder Fusion- the process of joining different things together to form one Tension- the condition of not being able to relax because you are worried Dirt- a substance that is not clean, such as dust or mud

Explanation: (d) Rejuvenate- to make somebody/something feel or look younger Retell- tell again or differently. Retake- take something again. Reset- set again or differently. Refresh- to make somebody/something feel less tired

Explanation: (c) Adapt- to become familiar with a new situation and to change your behavior accordingly Adjust- to change something slightly Shift- to move or be moved from one position or place to another Move- to change position or to put something in a different position

Explanation: (c) Careless- not thinking enough about what you are doing so that you make mistakes Slack- loose, not tightly stretched Active- involved in activity, lively Keen- very interested in something

Explanation: (a) Chew- to bite something continuously with the back teeth Munch- to bite and eat something noisily Flew- to move through the air Burp- to make a noise with the mouth when air rises from the stomach and is forced out Drew- to do a picture or diagram of something with a pencil, pen, etc.

Explanation: (d) Conclusion- an end to something Termination- the act of ending something Consolation- a thing or person that makes you feel better when you are sad Conviction- the action of finding somebody guilty of a crime in a court of law Conduction- the process by which heat or electricity passes through a material

Explanation: (c) Weaken- to become less strong Debilitate- to make somebody’s body or mind weaker Vitalise- give strength and energy to. Animate- to make something have more life and energy Sustain- to keep somebody/something alive or healthy

Explanation: (a) Honour- the respect from other people that a person, country, etc. gets because of high standards of moral character Celebrate- to do something to show that you are happy about something that has happened Humiliate- to make somebody feel very embarrassed Publish- to prepare and print a book, magazine, etc Circulate- to go or be passed from one person to another

Explanation: (c) Wander/Roam- to walk or travel with no particular plan or aim Run- going faster than a walk Think- to have a particular idea or opinion about something/somebody

Explanation: (c) Groan- to make a deep sad sound because you are in pain Grumble- to complain in a bad-tempered way Grin- to give a broad smile Ring- a piece of jewelry that you wear on your finger

Explanation: (a) Affirm- to say formally or clearly that something is true Testify- to make a formal statement that something is true Oppose- to disagree with somebody’s beliefs, actions or plans and to try to change or stop them Disprove- to show that something is not true Invalidate- to show that an idea, a story, an argument, etc. is wrong

Explanation: (a)Eliminate- to remove somebody/something that is not wanted Abolish- to end law or system officially Establish- to start or create an organization, a system, etc. Continue- to keep doing something without stopping Introduce- to bring in something new, use something, or take something to a place for the first time

Explanation: (a) Brat- spoilt child

Explanation: (b) Mock- to laugh at somebody/something in an unkind way Approve- to agree formally to something Deride- to laugh at something in a cruel way Admire- to respect or like somebody/something very much

Explanation: (d) Touching- that makes you feel sad Poignant- causing sadness or pity Beautiful- very pretty or attractive Quiet- with very little or no noise

Explanation: (d) Relaxed- not worried or tense Calm- not excited, quiet Joyful- very happy Cranky- bad-tempered Clean- not dirty

Explanation: (b)Harmful- causing harm Detrimental- causing harm or damage Intellectual- a person who enjoys thinking deeply about things Friendly- behaving in a kind and open way Smart- having a clean and tidy appearance

Explanation: (a) Label/Tag- a piece of paper, etc. that is fixed to something and which gives information about it Syphon- to remove a liquid from a container often into another container through a tube Pump- to force a gas or liquid to go in a particular direction Drain- a pipe or hole in the ground that dirty water, etc.

Explanation: (c) Start- to begin doing something Commence- to start or begin Stand- to be on your feet Shoot- to fire a gun or another weapon

Explanation: (a)Axiom- a rule or principle that most people believe to be true Principle- a rule for good behaviour, based on what a person believes is right Leader- a person who is a manager or in charge of something Concrete- real or definite, not only existing in the imagination Headmaster- the man who is in charge of a school

Explanation: (a) Drop- to let something fall Spill- to accidentally come out of a container Absorb- to take in and hold something Filter- a device for holding back solid substances from a liquid or gas that passes through it Feather- one of the light, soft things that grow in a bird’s skin and cover its body

Explanation: (c) Discovery- the act of finding something Breakthrough- important discovery or development Disaster- an event that causes a lot of harm or damage Coincidence- two or more similar things happening at the same time by chance

Explanation: (b) Pardon- used for asking somebody to repeat what he/she has just said because you did not hear or understand it Absolve- to say formally that somebody does not have to take responsibility for something Attack- trying to hurt or defeat somebody/something by using force Accuse- to say that somebody has done something wrong or broken the law Condemn- to say strongly that you think somebody/something is very bad or wrong

Explanation: (d)Poster- a large picture printed on paper that is put on a wall for decoration Banner- a long piece of cloth with words or signs on it, which can be hung up or carried on two poles Protest- a statement or action that shows that you do not like or approve of something Rally- a large public meeting, especially one held to support a political idea March- to walk with regular steps like a soldier

Explanation: (a) Beat- to defeat somebody Bang- to make a loud noise by hitting something hard Sang- to make musical sounds with your voice Ride- a short journey on a horse or bicycle, or in a car, bus, etc. Rang- make a clear resonant or vibrating sound.

Explanation: (b) Meditate- to make your mind calm Ponder- to think about something carefully or for a long time Terminate- to end or to make something end Celebrate- to do something to show that you are happy about something that has happened Agitate- to disturb, excite, or anger someone

Explanation: (c) Mysterious- that you do not understand or cannot explain Uncanny- very strange Plain- easy to see, hear or understand, clear Exposed- to show something that is usually hidden Unprotected- kept safe from harm or injury

Explanation: (b) Shine- to be bright Shimmer- to shine with a soft light that seems to be moving Quake- to shake Shiver- to shake slightly, especially because you are cold or frightened

Explanation: (c)Influence- the power to affect, change or control somebody/something Leverage- the act of using a lever to lift or open something; Suggestion- a plan or idea that somebody mentions for somebody else to discuss and consider Conclusion- an end to something Weakness- the state of being weak

Explanation: (a)Assimilate- to become or allow somebody/something to become part of a country, a social group, etc. Integrate- to join things so that they become one thing Distribute- to give things to a number of people Separate- not together Disburse- to pay money to somebody from a large amount that has been collected for a particular purpose

Explanation: (d) Rhythm- a regular repeated pattern of sound or movement Cadence- the rise and fall of the voice in speaking Pleasure- the feeling of being happy or satisfied Habit- something that you do often and almost without thinking, Freshness- the quality of being new or original

Explanation: (a) Refrain/Abstain- to stop yourself from doing something Accept- to say yes to something or to agree to something Reduce- to make something less or smaller in quantity, price, size, etc. Propose- to formally suggest something as a possible plan or action

Explanation: (c) Boring- not at all interesting Humdrum- lacking excitement or variety Exciting- causing strong feelings of pleasure and interest Lively- full of energy, interest, excitement, etc. Noisy- full of noise

Explanation: (a)Pull- to use force to move somebody/something towards yourself Drag- to pull somebody/something along with difficulty Push- to use force to move somebody/something forward or away from you Tell- to give information to somebody by speaking or writing

Explanation: (d) Cautious/Prudent:aking great care to avoid possible danger or problems Reckless- not thinking about possible bad or dangerous results that could come from your actions Rude- not polite Hasty- said or done too quickly

Explanation: (a) Extend/Stretch to pull/make something so that it becomes longer or wider Stretch-Cease- to stop or end Compress- to make something fill less space than usual

Explanation:(c) Accuracy- the fact of being correct without any mistake Precision- the quality of being clear or exact Neglect- to give too little or no attention or care to somebody/something Estimation- opinion or judgment Vagueness- the quality of not being clearly expressed

Explanation: (a) Preference/Priority: an interest in or desire for one thing more than another Subservience- a willingness to do what other people want Inference- a conclusion or onion that is formed because of known facts or evidence. Deference- polite behavior that you show towards somebody/something, usually because you respect him/her.

Explanation: (a) Arbitrary- not seeming to be based on any reason or plan and sometimes seeming unfair Random- chosen by chance Planned- to intend or expect to do something Definite- fixed and unlikely to change Reasonable- acceptable and appropriate in a particular situation

Explanation: (a)Strengthen/Bolster- to become stronger or to make something stronger or to support or encourage somebody/something. Weaken- to become less strong Discourage- to stop somebody doing something. Embolden- give (someone) the courage or confidence to do something.

Explanation: (b) Secluded/Isolated: – far away from other people, roads, etc.; very quiet /alone or apart from other people or things. Included- to make somebody/something part (of another group, etc.) Mingling- to mix with other things or people.

Explanation: (c) Appear- to suddenly be seen; to come into sight Emerge- to appear or come out from somewhere Aspire- to have a strong desire to have or do something Admire- to respect or like somebody/something very much Acquire- to obtain or buy something