The evidence against the accused is conclusive. (a) powerful (b) indecisive (c) exclusive (d) partial
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It was a baseless rumour that triggered riots and arson at an unprecedented scale throughout the country. (a) choked (b) tapered off (c) diluted (d) ignited
Their careers followed a parallel path. (a) divergent (b) difficult (c) similar (d) dissimilar
The old man manifested his greed at the sight of a huge amount of money. (a) displayed (b) concealed (c) suppressed (d) marked
The fallen trees blocked our passage to freedom from the wood. (a) facilitated (b) started (c) checked (d) promoted
He fell foul of me when I asked him to apologise to his teacher. (a) quarrelled with me (b) attacked me (c) made friends with me (d) showed appreciation for me
The outcome of his mission was more rewarding than he had expected. (a) lucrative (b) disappointing (c) thrilling (d) nail-biting
He wanted to inaugurate the project right on schedule. (a) terminate (b) inculcate (c) facilitate (d) ameliorate
They decided to embellish the dress with imported ribbons. (a) dishonour (b) demolish (c) spoil (d) suffice
PLENTIFUL (a) Handful (b) Rare (c) Small (d) Scanty
URBANE (a) Elegant (b) Slow (c) Crude (d) Foolish
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