MOTIVATION
(a) inducement
(b) emotion
(c) ambition
(d) incitement

RESIDUE
(a) remainder
(b) nothing
(c) recede
(d) little

PERPETUAL
(a) perfect
(b) confused
(c) never ending
(d) seasonal

ASSENT
(a) climb
(b) confirm
(c) answer
(d) agree

DEFIANCE
(a) insult
(b) denial
(c) degradation
(d) resistance

EMANCIPATE
(a) liberate
(b) release
(c) acquit
(d) unchain

HOSTILITY
(a) hospitality
(b) jealousy
(c) enmity
(d) envy

Moralists are usually persons who abstain from alcoholic drinks.
(a) teetotallers
(b) ascetics
(c) pedants
(d) celibates

The chairman is quick to find fault and is hard to please.
(a) frivolous
(b) facetious
(c) fastidious
(d) ferocious

Scriptural injunctions should not be opposed or treated with contempt.
(a) flouted
(b) flounced
(c) floundered
(d) flaunted

A fortress on a commanding height for defense of a city is called
(a) citadel
(b) metropolis
(c) megapolis
(d) headquarters