OBEISANCE
(a) homage
(b) pilgrimage
(c) subjugation
(d) obligation

A truly respectable old man is a ripe person.
(a) senior
(b) mature
(c) perfect
(d) seasoned

The soldiers repulsed the enemy.
(a) defeated
(b) destroyed
(c) rejected
(d) repelled

She deftly masked her feelings.
(a) hid
(b) flaunted
(c) oblique
(d) obscured

Vendors must have licence.
(a) One who drives a car
(b) One who works in a hospital
(c) One who is employed in food serving
(d) One engaged in selling

They will not admit children under fourteen.
(a) avow
(b) receive
(c) accept
(d) concede

The jewels have been stolen from her bedroom.
(a) embezzled
(b) asserted
(c) yielded
(d) abdicated

The soldier showed an exemplary courage.
(a) flawed
(b) faulty
(c) ideal
(d) boisterous

They served fruits after the dinner.
(a) assisted
(b) obliged
(c) waited
(d) offered

The committee should recommend his name to the government.
(a) praise
(b) advise
(c) counsel
(d) suggest

Can medicines save us from death?
(a) hide
(b) rescue
(c) protect
(d) liberate